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Mr. Great Lakes (Jeff Kart) reports from Bay City, Michigan’s Delta College Q-90.1 FM. This week Kart discusses Barack Obama’s climate plan for the Great Lakes and beach closures throughout Michigan.
Echo reader Jodie Opie, a fan of the Photo Friday feature, answered our call for photo submissions. This photograph was taken on May 24 in Kenosha, Wis. and captured a full moon rising over a dusky Lake Michigan.
The Detroit to Cleveland corridor has one of the region’s most densely populated shorelines.
All those people and the area’s myriad of water, habitat, farm and beach issues make it home to some of the nation’s greatest energy debates.
Recently Great Lakes Echo reported that Outside Magazine snubbed the Great Lakes region when nominating the most livable, active cities in the U.S. for their “Best Towns 2013” feature. We asked you to nominate the best towns of the Great Lake region. Now you can vote on them, write-in another place or justify your choices below. online polls
Over the course of the year, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will stock nearly 19 million fish, including native and non-native species.
Mr. Great Lakes (Jeff Kart) reports from Bay City, Michigan’s Delta College Q-90.1 FM.
This week Kart discusses research on asian carp, algae and nutrients in the Saginaw Bay and LEED certification for Delta College. Text at Mr Great Lakes
It’s that time of year again: nominate the best beer brewed with water from the Great Lakes watershed and make your case in the comments section.
Climate change adaptation bloggers return to the roots of their trip.
They check out a fee system used by a municipal stormwater utility.
Invasive species not only threaten the native plants and animals of the Great Lakes, they threaten the lifestyle of Native Americans living on Lake Superior.