Anything that says “Flushable Wipes” is not flushable, commissioner says.
Research Unknowns: COVID-19 puts Great Lakes field research prep on hold
While field research prep is delayed, the science itself hasn’t stopped as universities and researchers continue to work.
Walleye: Lake Erie population skyrockets. Again.
Anglers expect decade or more of excellent fishing.
Missing Opportunity: States, industry work together to promote outdoor recreation
Michigan and Wisconsin are currently the only Great Lakes states with an Office of Outdoor Recreation, though Indiana and Minnesota might see one soon.
Student Protesters Demand Lightfoot Live Up To Campaign Promises on Environmental Protection
Members of several youth groups protested outside the mayor’s City Hall offices to call for Lightfoot to reinstate a city department of environment to fight pollution and address climate change.
PFAS News Roundup: Ohio starts testing, Minnesota cleanup could cost $1.2 billion, DuPont might dodge liabilities
Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with PFAS in Great Lakes Now’s biweekly headline roundup.
Detroit set to restore water service amid coronavirus fears
The Coronavirus Water Restart Plan will be in effect for the duration of the global outbreak of the virus, officials said Monday.
Recognition: Great Lakes Now earns three wins from Michigan Association of Broadcasters
“Great Lakes Now’s documentary on PFAS and the monthly show were judged as public television’s best in Michigan for 2019.”
Michigan Water Shutoffs: A test of governor’s commitment to social, environmental justice
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer campaigned on an aggressive water platform. Now those campaign pledges are being put to the test.
Water authority transfers funding for bill assistance
The Great Lakes Water Authority is transferring more than $1.6 million to Detroit and Flint for conservation education and to help customers pay past-due water bills.
