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Are Michigan’s pristine lakes at risk from aging pipelines?
-In Michigan, two aging pipelines carry 20 million gallons of crude oil and natural gas a day under some of…
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Getting by With a Little Help From our Friends: Human to Monarch – Creating Safe Passage
-by Great Lakes Now Contributor, Margaret Hetherman Homo Sapiens may be rapidly gaining a reputation as the most invasive species on…
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Great Lakes Now Connect: Invasive Species
-Detroit Public TV and The Nature Conservancy hosted a seminar on Invasive Species in the Great Lakes. Click the upper…
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Grand Rapids Whitewater Releases Findings of Economic Impact Study
-At a riverfront event on September 8, Grand Rapids Whitewater released findings of the Economic Benefits of the Grand Rapids…
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Ohio State scientists study runoff to stop toxic algae in the Great Lakes
-How can the great lakes recover from agricultural runoff and toxic algae blooms? On September 3rd, the EPA announced it…
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Great Lakes Week 2014
-September 9 – 11, 2014 Lake water levels. Restoration. Green infrastructure. All of these issues will be on the table…
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Great Lakes Now Special: Food Supply
-Great Lakes Now Connect has produced a 30 minute special Great Lakes Now Connect: Food Supply that will air Thursday,…
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Great Lakes Now – Latest News
-From the algae bloom crisis in Toledo, to food supply in the Great Lakes basin, to…
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June 1-7, 2014: Rip Current Awareness Week
-More than 100 people die annually in the United States from drowning in rip currents, according to the United States…
