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The Michigan Sea Grant was awarded money by the federal government for a yearlong economic study that will help Michigan’s Great Lakes coastal communities capitalize on the growing recreational boating market by researching ways to draw more tourists to the area.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will award 21 cities and environmental groups between $800 and $20,000 to help regrow urban forests damaged by the emerald ash borer plague.
Michigan’s challenge to EPA emissions rule lands in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
A new tool developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration lets people look at what varying water levels do to a shoreline.
Echo has withdrawn a story from its archive that was published Dec. 3, 2014 with the headline, “Great Lakes ice breaking all the rules.”
A scientist and a lawyer are unafraid to rock the boat with Great Lakes candor. We need more of that.
Two Michigan men pleaded guilty to falsely certifying that aging, defective petroleum tanks did not threaten groundwater.
Jeff Kart discusses the upcoming Great Lakes Bowl and a tool that allows viewers to see changes in water levels along the Great Lakes.
Great Lakes commentator Gary Wilson talks about what the results of the midterm elections could mean for the environment.
