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Posted inYouTube Shorts | Great Lakes Now

Explore Shipwrecks On Land at this Museum

by October 8, 2025November 10, 2025

At @TBNMS you can explore shipwrecks without needing your sea legs. GLN contributor Ian Solomon stopped by the Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center in Alpena, Michigan to kickoff his own […]

Posted inNews

How Buffalo, New York has adapted to and embraced an influx of climate migrants

by Stephen Starr, Great Lakes Now October 7, 2025December 16, 2025

For the first time in 70 years, Buffalo’s population is rising, partly due to Puerto Ricans relocating after the devastation of hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Posted inNews

Millions in loans to replace lead pipes pumping water into Chicago homes remain unspent

by Inside Climate News October 6, 2025December 8, 2025

City officials said they plan to accelerate spending to replace lead service lines in 2026. The city also remains far behind telling Chicagoans of the health risks.

Posted inYouTube | Great Lakes Now

Exploring Thunder Bay’s Sunken Wrecks | Great Lakes Now

by October 6, 2025November 7, 2025

Hundreds of shipwrecks lie beneath the waves of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary (@TBNMS). GLN contributor Ian Solomon set out to explore this underwater museum, from hands-on exhibits at the […]

Posted inYouTube Shorts | Great Lakes Now

How Tribal Nations Protect Nature

by October 1, 2025November 6, 2025

Indigenous nations have long recognized the rights of nature through principles like reciprocity, viewing people and nature as part of a shared relationship. That mindset aligns closely with the Rights […]

Posted inClimate, Featured, Industry, Infrastructure, Latest News, Michigan, News, Region, Science, Technology & Research, Water Quality

Boom or burden? Climate migration’s impact on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

by Stephen Starr, Great Lakes Now September 30, 2025

Could climate migration bring new life to shrinking towns in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, or will rising costs and lagging infrastructure get in the way of population growth?

Posted inFeatured, Great Lakes News Collaborative, Latest News, News, Whitefish

Time running out for Great Lakes whitefish. Can ponds become their Noah’s Ark?

by Bridge Michigan September 29, 2025

On the brink of collapse in Lakes Michigan and Huron, whitefish need a miracle. Now, some want to relocate fish en masse to inland waters to preserve dying bloodlines.

Posted inYouTube | Great Lakes Now

Lost Ships and Newsworthy Trees | Great Lakes Now | Full Episode

by September 29, 2025November 10, 2025

On this episode of Great Lakes Now, join Ian Solomon on a shipwreck adventure in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and find out how researchers at Lake Ontario National Marine […]

Posted inYouTube Shorts | Great Lakes Now

What happened to the Lake Erie Bill of Rights?

by September 26, 2025November 10, 2025

In 2019, Toledo residents voted on the Lake Erie Bill of Rights, a city charter amendment that aimed to give the lake legal standing after years of harmful algal blooms […]

Posted inYouTube Shorts | Great Lakes Now

This Bill Gives Lakes Lakes Legal Rights

by September 24, 2025November 10, 2025

Legislation in New York could give bodies of water legal rights. Assemblyman Patrick Burke introduced the Great Lakes and State Waters Bill of Rights, part of a growing movement to […]

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