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Author Archives: Bill Kubota

Posted inNews, Play, Protect, Video

Detroit’s riverfront recovery, documented

by Bill Kubota April 6, 2018November 10, 2025

A new film shows the progress on the waterfront Randin Brown grew up in Farmington Hills, Michigan. She’s working these days in Los Angeles as an assistant director on television […]

Posted inNews, One Detroit, Video

Chasing Fugitive Dust in Detroit

by Bill Kubota January 3, 2018November 10, 2025
Posted inFlint, News, Protect, Video, Water Quality and Restoration Efforts

Fighting for air in Southwest Detroit

by Bill Kubota December 8, 2017November 10, 2025
Posted inArticle, News, Protect, Video

Oh, the water. Is it back on yet?

by Bill Kubota August 17, 2017November 10, 2025
Posted inInterview, News, Protect, Video

Fighting Great Lakes Invasives on YouTube

by Bill Kubota July 9, 2017
Posted inLatest News, News, Protect, Video

Toxic Town: Michigan’s most polluted zip code

by Bill Kubota June 19, 2017November 10, 2025

Latest News

  • Winter road salt is threatening Lake Simcoe and Ontario watersheds year-round
    Salt used to remove ice from roadways is collecting in Simcoe's watershed — a source of drinking water for hundreds of thousands of people.
  • Great Lakes water levels decline from record highs: What the forecast says
    Over the next six months, the Army Corps predicts water levels will stay below long-term averages on all Great Lakes, except possibly Lake Ontario.
  • Shipwreck hunter discovers sunken 150-year-old luxury liner off the coast of Wisconsin
    The Great Lakes are seeing a "golden age" of shipwreck discoveries, says Wisconsin maritime historian.

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