Water
Great Lakes Month in Review: Flint water crisis
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A recap of the Great Lakes’ biggest environmental stories in November.
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The sorry state of Michigan’s environmental watchdog
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s environmental legacy at stake.
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Chicago conferences focus on Asian carp, toxic algae, oil pipelines
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Great Lakes Week brought government officials and environmentalists together to talk about the region’s most pressing environmental issues.
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Great Lakes Week 2015: boulders, birds and…bland
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Algae, PAHs, invasives and managed grazing are also on tap for Great Lakes confab. But where is Waukesha?
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Waukesha’s drinking problem causes regional hangover
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When no water means some water, it’s time to make a deal.
Nearshore
Great Lakes month in review: nuclear waste, pipelines, algae
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Current State reviews this month’s biggest environmental stories from around the basin, including algae blooms, nuclear waste and oil pipelines.
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Tracking a herd of Great Lakes elephants
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If you’re going to praise politicians, you have a responsibility to criticize them too. Too often Great Lakes advocates are like referees who swallow their whistles, afraid to make the tough calls.
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Great Lakes Month in Review: phosphorus and diversion
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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.
Nearshore
Great Lakes govs whiff on algae; can they hit a diversion home run?
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This class of Great Lakes governors has one more shot at prioritizing the region’s water interests over those of their respective states.