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Water quality

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Water

Great Lakes breweries look to conserve region’s water

By Guest Contributor | December 2, 2014

It typically takes between seven and 12 gallons of water to produce one gallon of beer.

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Farmers, environmentalists at odds over proposed EPA water rule

By Great Lakes Echo | November 12, 2014

In March, the U.S. EPA issued a new rule clarifying its jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act. Environmentalists praise it as a way to close loopholes for water polluters, but farm bureaus across the country say it goes too far and could hurt the agricultural industry.

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Michigan communities grapple with upgrading water pipes

By Guest Contributor | November 6, 2014

The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates that Michigan will need to invest around $15-billion in its drinking and waste water systems over the next 20 years.

Water

Dam failure raises questions for state waterways

By Great Lakes Echo | November 4, 2014

Eighty-eight Michigan dams have a high hazard status. More than 90 percent of state’s dams by 2020 will be older than 50.

Nearshore

Lake Erie isn’t only lake with algae headaches; Lake Ontario also on the hook

By Great Lakes Echo | November 3, 2014

Last summer’s Toledo water woes is a warning to the entire Great Lakes community.

Water

Michigan, New York, Minnesota test fisheater’s blood for contaminants

By | October 27, 2014

Blood and urine of volunteers were tested for PCBs, pesticides, mercury, lead and cadmium as part of federal health study.

Water

University spawns robofish to monitor Great Lakes

By Great Lakes Echo | October 24, 2014

A lot of sci-fi movies and books feature robots that look like people.

Nearshore

Goosebuster and BirdXPeller fight disease from bird droppings

By Nyla Hughes | October 23, 2014

It’s an aerial defense of human health.

Energy

Pennsylvania man faces sentencing for falsifying abandoned oil well plugging reports

By Eric Freedman | October 2, 2014

The fake reports caused the re-inspection of 95 wells in the Allegheny National Forest.

Water

Great Lakes in review: mayors on algae, restoration update

By Guest Contributor | October 1, 2014

For today’s Great Lakes Month in Review, we talk about a summit on water resources led by the region’s mayors and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s update to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.

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