Learn more about what happens when these dams are built and what happens when they come down in this Great Lakes Now watch party.
It’s the 140th anniversary of the Lake Carriers’ Association, and its president discusses the new Soo lock, icebreakers and tension with Canada.
Researchers are determining whether large-scale gene editing for sea lamprey is possible before broaching the ethics of applying it.
The nonnative eel species has been illegally released into freshwater bodies in at least eight U.S. states, including New York.
They could face a felony charge, serve up to four years in prison, pay a fine of up to $10,000, and cover environmental cleanup costs.
Baby wipes clogged the wastewater system in Beulah in northern Michigan, causing a 10,000-gallon backup.
Though less common than in the past, microbes that contaminate tap water continue to sicken — and sometimes kill — Americans.
Catch the latest in Great Lakes energy news in Great Lakes Now’s fortnightly headline roundup.
A group of amateur explorers raised money to look at Enbridge Inc.’s oil pipeline on the lake bottom.
A National Wildlife Federation documentary explores the potential impact of Asian carp on recreation, fishing and other industries in the Great Lakes.
