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Catch of the Day

Climate

Great Lakes Month in Review: drought, farming, climate change

By Guest Contributor | May 11, 2015

Current State discusses recent environmental stories with commentator Gary Wilson.

Wildlife

What Great Lakes game fish should you be fishing for?

By Logan Clark | May 8, 2015

Take our quiz. Related story.  

What Great Lakes Game Fish Should You Be Fishing For? by ProProfs

Recreation

Drones are everywhere – here’s why

By Capital News Service | May 1, 2015

Drones are increasingly a part of the environment as people increasingly find ways to use them for commercial and other applications. Government officials struggle with how to regulate them.

Land

Detroit River cleanup brightens gateway to Michigan

By Capital News Service | April 30, 2015

Cleaning up Detroit and its river could be a key way to re-create and revitalize Michigan as a state, state officials say.

Recreation

Mr. Great Lakes on sugar trail kickoff, LEED gold for Delta and geothermal financing options

By Jeff Kart | April 27, 2015

Jeff Kart reports that the Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy is looking for volunteers for the Michigan Sugar Trails kickoff, the Delta College Health Professions Building earns a green award and the Michigan Geothermal Energy Association’s spring meeting.

Climate

Michigan office prepares for health impacts of climate change

By Guest Contributor | April 23, 2015

The Michigan Department of Community Health is looking at how climate change could impact public health.

Catch of the Day
Mr. Great Lakes, Jeff Kart

Mr. Great Lakes on climate education, dark skies and biodegradable plastics

By Jeff Kart | April 10, 2015

Mr. Great Lakes, Jeff Kart, discusses Climate Education Week, International Dark Sky Week and (barely) biodegradable plastics.

Energy

University announces 2016 coal phase-out, cites environmental impact

By | April 8, 2015

Complete conversion to natural gas also saves money. Campus group pushes for renewables.

Recreation

Bill would take some bang out of Michigan fireworks

By Capital News Service | April 8, 2015

Rep. Martin Howrylak has introduced a bill that would give local governments more control over when fireworks can be used after receiving complaints from his constituents.

Wildlife

Slimy microorganism increasing in northern Michigan lakes

By Guest Contributor | April 7, 2015

Nope, that’s not tapioca pudding in your lake; it’s zooplankton, a microorganism in inland lakes that produces slime and can clog water pipes.

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About Great Lakes Echo

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

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