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What will 2017 bring for the Great Lakes?
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The new presidential administration could mean big changes for the Great Lakes.
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The new presidential administration could mean big changes for the Great Lakes.
The nation’s first offshore wind energy project just started operating in Rhode Island waters, and developers are pushing ahead in another vast body of water: the Great Lakes. A six-turbine demonstration is underway on Lake Erie, about nine miles from Cleveland’s shoreline.
The Flint Water Crisis became a top story in 2016, but it wasn’t the only development involving Michigan water or the Great Lakes. Current State reviews these stories.
This Ohio village gets a lot quieter in the winter months.
Officials in both countries have approved a plan to allow Lake Ontario’s levels to fluctuate more.
As president-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, his position on climate change remains murky. And with millions of federal research dollars at stake, scientists are concerned.
The spending bill will help fund efforts by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
The big, strong Chinook salmon is a favorite of anglers on the Great Lakes. But New York and Michigan are reducing the number of Chinook stocked in the lakes. Why? Because there aren’t enough baitfish for them to eat.
Freshwater streams may be contributing to climate change.