This is why we love Michigan. What to expect in terms of weather, beach cover and water conditions on the Great Lakes.
Toronto-based journalist Andrew Reeves discusses a piece he wrote for Great Lakes Now about the history and current issues in Canadian water infrastructure.
The pace of repairing the damage in the most toxic hot spots of the region is going to speed up dramatically.
The aquaculture operation, which would pump 4 million gallons a day from the Michindoh Aquifer, has some residents concerned about what it would do to water levels.
Michigan Radio’s Lester Graham recently spoke with residents near inland lakes in northern Michigan about the causes of plant life and E.Coli showing up in previously crystal-clear water.
The presence of PFAS chemicals in drinking water could be exposing thousands of Hoosiers to a series of adverse health conditions.
Test your knowledge on water infrastructure problems, rising bills, sewage and more.
Lessons and activities based on the monthly Great Lakes Now program.
Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with PFAS in Great Lakes Now’s biweekly headline roundup.
The Army Corps of Engineers, previously celebrating the construction of the new lock as fully funded, recently admitted to lawmakers that the project will take a lot more money.
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