The discussion features Rob Sisson, a commissioner with the International Joint Commission, David Ruck, of Great Lakes Outreach Media, and Tracy DuFlo from WPBS.
Court: Flint class-action can proceed over lead in water
The lawsuit names then-Gov. Rick Snyder, two former Flint government managers and public agencies.
Great Lakes Energy News Roundup: Ohio nuclear bailout repeal, Minnesota coal plants, Georgian Bay hydroelectric plant
Catch the latest in Great Lakes energy news in Great Lakes Now’s headline roundup.
Multi-million dollar grant funds study of Great Lakes aquaculture
The collaborative will study how much consumers would pay for local fish and emphasize buying local.
Enbridge contractor vessels may have bumped pipeline support
Four of the five likeliest suspects were Enbridge contractors doing maintenance or geotechnical work.
Priority Shift: Chicago mayor sets environmental sights on neglected communities
But her stance on leadership on Great Lakes issues remains unclear.
Whitmer: Enbridge dodging responsibility for potential Line 5 spill
Michigan’s governor criticized Enbridge Inc. on Wednesday for a lack of an airtight pledge to pay for damages caused by a potential oil spill.
Water and Wonder: Great Lakes Now producer talks the lakes and his work covering them
His latest Great Lakes Now segments cover Lake Erie’s algal blooms and the cost of high water damage.
Water damage – Episode 1016
Large-scale dairy and animal farms fuel the annual toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie — are regulation loopholes contributing? Record-high water levels are costing lakefront towns millions of dollars, and […]
COVID-19 has resurrected single-use plastics – are they back to stay?
By late June, almost 50 single-use item reduction policies had been suspended across the U.S.
