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Climate change

Agriculture

Warm weather raises concern among Great Lakes maple syrup producers

By Ian Wendrow | March 14, 2017

Warmer temperatures has forced maple syrup farmers to adapt to a changing climate and worry about the future of their industry.

Climate

Scientists explore the mysterious inner space of the subnivium

By Carin Tunney | January 3, 2017

Their research could reveal how climate change impacts Great Lakes plants and animals.

Climate change

Michigan man on decades-long quest to photograph native orchids

By Karen Hopper Usher | November 4, 2016

Nature photographer Mark S. Carlson has spent decades finding and photographing the rarest and most beautiful orchids in Michigan, a state with some of the most species of the flowers.

Water

Peering beneath Great Lakes ice

By Colleen Otte | November 2, 2016

A recent study may lead to better predictions of wintry water conditions as researchers use new techniques to look below and listen to Great Lakes ice.

Climate

Chicago teens explore climate resilience

By Morgan Linn | October 31, 2016

A federal grant awarded to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry will be used to teach students climate science on a sphere.

Birds

Great Lakes forest birds mostly stable or increasing

By Josh Bender | August 15, 2016

But 25-year study by 700 birdwatchers in three national forests found that climate change restricts the range of some of them.

Climate

Animation shows Great Lakes ice cover fluctuations

By Josh Bender | June 1, 2016

Climate change, El Nino, geography, solar reflection and other factors create a complex formula that determines how much ice forms on the Great Lakes.

Climate

Researchers get fresh Great Lakes data from aboard Beaver Island ferry

By Josh Bender | May 17, 2016

The effort helps meet the challenge of collecting data on a complex lake with ever-changing physical conditions.

Small white lady's slipper
Climate change

Climate change threatens rare Minnesota orchid

By Kevin Duffy | March 18, 2016

A new climate model predicts future environmental pressures on a rare orchid called the small white lady’s slipper.

Monroe power plant
Energy

Michigan researchers put price tag on climate liability for fossil-fuel plants

By Andy Balaskovitz | January 21, 2016

Coal-fired power plants could be billion-dollar liabilities for utilities if their greenhouse gas emissions are challenged in court.

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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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