Nine women from Africa spent two weeks in Michigan and Ohio learning about the Great Lakes research conducted here as part of a program to promote the involvement of women in science.
By layering multiple health, economic and environmental indicators, digital mapping tools are helping cities identify and respond to environmental injustices.
The company said it received an order granting it permission to launch a five-year, $22.7 million effort to replace customer-owned lead service lines at about 2,500 homes.
Data from the Ohio EPA show the additional costs at water treatment plants are paid by customers, not polluters.
A Detroit trash incinerator will be demolished after decades of complaints about air pollution and strong odors of rotten eggs and rotting garbage.
Otters, turkey, walleye and more have all made comebacks in the past few decades, thanks to the rewilding efforts of various organizations.
Fresh examines the policy that impacts the people and places of the Great Lakes region.
Fans of marbles, sea glass, piracy and more get lucky as the North American sea glass festival comes to the Great Lakes region for the first time.
Catch the latest in Great Lakes energy news in Great Lakes Now’s fortnightly headline roundup.
A new study documents the first sighting of the invasive species, European frogbit, in Wisconsin and says that it could threaten native plants, fish and invertebrates.
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