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Smaller algae bloom forecast for Lake Erie

By Karen Schaefer | July 12, 2016

But it could have been smaller. Studies indicate lingering effects of phosphorus from last year’s record-breaker.

Wildlife

Researchers eye trout spawning sites from space

By Colleen Otte | February 11, 2016

Researchers discovered that satellite imagery depicting algae cover of lake beds can help identify places where lake trout spawn.

Water

Harnessing a market for Lake Erie water quality

By Morgan Linn | January 18, 2016

The Great Lakes Commission is developing a trading system to help industry and farmers reduce Lake Erie pollution.

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Chicago conferences focus on Asian carp, toxic algae, oil pipelines

By WKAR Current State | October 2, 2015

Great Lakes Week brought government officials and environmentalists together to talk about the region’s most pressing environmental issues.

Lake Erie algal bloom. July 28, 2015
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EPA app targets mobile algae forecasting

By Brooke Kansier | August 31, 2015

New EPA app maps algal blooms to warn water managers, help control health risks and educate the public.

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Great Lakes month in review: nuclear waste, pipelines, algae

By Gary Wilson | August 4, 2015

Current State reviews this month’s biggest environmental stories from around the basin, including algae blooms, nuclear waste and oil pipelines.

toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie
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Lake Erie algae blooming fast

By Karen Schaefer | August 3, 2015

NOAA-predicted algae bloom could be second worst in Lake Erie, but it doesn’t necessarily mean there will be another water shutdown.

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Michigan company using algae to reduce use of livestock antibiotics

By WKAR Current State | July 22, 2015

A Michigan company’s innovative use of algae could help clean wastewater and reduce the use of livestock antibiotics.

Heavy rains flood Lake Erie
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Lake Erie algae forecast is grim

By Karen Schaefer | July 13, 2015

That doesn’t necessarily mean there will be more water shutdowns like the one in Toledo last year.

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Great Lakes Month in Review: phosphorus and diversion

By WKAR Current State | July 8, 2015

Current State’s Great Lakes Month in Review for June looks at reducing phosphorous runoff into Lake Erie and a Wisconsin town that wants to draw its drinking water from Lake Michigan.

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