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Wildlife

Michigan adds killer shrimp, others to banned species list

By Guest Contributor | November 20, 2014

Unlike Sharknadoes, the tiny crustacean poses a real threat, especially in the Great Lakes.

Nearshore

Scandal and slavery by Lake Minnetonka

By Great Lakes Echo | November 19, 2014

Eric Dregni’s “By the Waters of Minnetonka” sheds light on the region’s rich history of European settlers, wealthy vacationers and scandal.

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Climate

How media frame climate change

By Guest Contributor | November 17, 2014

Shaping perceptions of climate change risk.

Waste

Landfill expansion could further pollute Niagara Falls, critics claim

By Guest Contributor | November 16, 2014

Since the landfill is close to the Canadian border and Niagara River, there is great concern about the potential for pollution in both countries, environmentalists say.

Air

Environmental violators go to jail in crackdown

By Eric Freedman | November 14, 2014

An improving economy spurring demolition of old structures and redevelopment of contaminated industrial sites is creating more opportunity for environmental crimes.

Echo

Inviting invasives to the digital world

By Kevin Duffy | November 13, 2014

Great Lakes researchers are building a time machine to help fight freshwater invasive species.

Wildlife

Immediate salmon outlook steady despite fewer eggs collected

By Capital News Service | November 12, 2014

But record low collection could indicate longterm troubling trend.

Recreation

Explorers map Great Lakes shipwrecks with lasers, sonar, photo sleds and robots

By Great Lakes Echo | November 11, 2014

High-tech produces high-def views of mysteries of the deep.

Wildlife

Canadian, U.S. researchers tackle Great Lakes bee decline

By Guest Contributor | November 10, 2014

University researchers are investigating the effects of parasites and pesticides on the behavior and immune responses of honey bees.

Water

Will a second term improve Michigan gov’s Great Lakes leadership?

By Gary Wilson | November 7, 2014

Commentator Gary Wilson suggests some leadership priorities for the governor of the Great Lakes state.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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