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Michigan writer recalls days on the Great Lakes as crew mate

By WKAR Current State | June 14, 2016

An Ann Arbor writer remembers sailing the Great Lakes as a porter on a Ford Motor Company ship. Current State’s Peter Whorf speaks with Roger LeLeivre about his Summer of 1973, sailing the Great Lakes as a cargo ship porter.

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Ecoacoustics: Taking nature’s pulse with sound

By WKAR Current State | June 13, 2016

A retired Michigan State University professor takes us into the woods to listen to what nature has to say.

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Reclaiming the pecan’s roots for the Midwest

By admin | June 13, 2016

Once called the “Illinois nut,” the pecan is now a pride of the south.

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Mr. Great Lakes, Jeff Kart

Ag runoff, wetland restoration and a race for nature

By Jeff Kart | June 10, 2016

The latest from Mr. Great Lakes.

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The rain barrel barrels back

By Guest Contributor | June 7, 2016

Rain barrels are not a new technology, but they’re a great way to conserve water.

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Circle Tour to showcase majesty of Lake Superior

By WKAR Current State | June 3, 2016

The natural and man-made beauty of Lake Superior is the subject of an upcoming tour and new article by Lake Superior Magazine editor Konnie LeMay.

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Mr. Great Lakes, Jeff Kart

Free fishing, guide to protect inland lakes, gypsy moths

By Jeff Kart | June 1, 2016

Hear the latest from Mr. Great Lakes.

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Pet poop: More than just a pedestrian problem

By Guest Contributor | May 31, 2016

Sure, finding it on the lawn’s a bummer. But no one wants it in their drinking water.

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The cost of recycling electronic waste

By Matt Mikus | May 27, 2016

Michigan laws are making it more difficult to recycle e-waste.

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Field trip: everyone into the (vernal) pool

By admin | May 27, 2016

Hear the Vernal Pool Patrol Project in action.

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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.

Recent Articles

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