Catch the latest in Great Lakes energy news in Great Lakes Now’s fortnightly headline roundup.
The state Commerce Department faced a Wednesday deadline to ask the Minnesota Court of Appeals to take another look at the project.
Under the deal, the state would establish a $600 million fund and Flint residents could file claims for compensation.
The structure would use 1,400 feet of protected state waters where Chapaton Canal enters Lake St. Clair.
Canada, home to 25 percent of the planet’s wetlands and boreal forests, could play a vital role in the fight against climate change.
For four Great Lakes island schools’ basketball programs, the competition traditions are fierce yet friendly and play out at the annual island basketball tournament, held last year on Mackinac Island.
Learn more about a little-known Chicago shipwreck that took more lives than the Titanic. Check in on the Kalamazoo River’s wildlife 10 years after the Line 6B pipeline spilled over a million gallons of oil there, and find out if COVID-19 means no basketball tournament in 2020 for four Great Lakes island schools.
Environmental advocates and community members voiced concerns about the state’s many contaminated sites.
The attack happened July 21, when the drone was mapping shoreline erosion near Escanaba in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Visit the Belle Isle Aquarium and learn more about mussels and other Great Lakes invaders.
Hear answers to audience questions – maybe you have some of the same ones!
