Quiz: What Great Lakes invasive species are you?
Since the 1800s, at least 25 non-native fish species have entered the Great Lakes.
PFAS News Roundup: New compound in Artic seawater, Michigan and NY set new rules
Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with PFAS in Great Lakes Now’s headline roundup.
Drinking Water News Roundup: lead in Pittsburgh, NY stream protection bill
Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with drinking water in Great Lakes Now’s headline roundup.
Groups hope NY rules get pollutants out of drinking water
New York has also approved maximum contaminant levels for industrial chemicals PFOA and PFOS.
Growing Support: Mott Foundation funds Great Lakes Now’s programming, reporting, engagement work
The monthly show “Great Lakes Now” launched in April 2019.
Review Underway: Will IJC’s efforts be enough for flooded shoreline municipalities?
Plan 2014 is a water level regulation plan, implemented in January 2017, for the Lake Ontario-St.Lawrence River system.
Ohio lawmakers want ‘puzzling’ offshore wind ruling revisited
The state’s siting board had approved the project, but with a provision that made it nearly impossible to build.
Court: Flint class-action can proceed over lead in water
The lawsuit names then-Gov. Rick Snyder, two former Flint government managers and public agencies.
Great Lakes Energy News Roundup: Ohio nuclear bailout repeal, Minnesota coal plants, Georgian Bay hydroelectric plant
Catch the latest in Great Lakes energy news in Great Lakes Now’s headline roundup.
Multi-million dollar grant funds study of Great Lakes aquaculture
The collaborative will study how much consumers would pay for local fish and emphasize buying local.
Enbridge contractor vessels may have bumped pipeline support
Four of the five likeliest suspects were Enbridge contractors doing maintenance or geotechnical work.
Priority Shift: Chicago mayor sets environmental sights on neglected communities
But her stance on leadership on Great Lakes issues remains unclear.