RECIPES FOR EATING THE GREAT LAKES (from the Decolonizing Diet Project Cook book) by April Lindala – Monday, December 3, 2012, 2:23 PM Note from April: Made this last night – […]
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Maple Sugar-Coated Pecans
RECIPES FOR EATING THE GREAT LAKES (from the Decolonizing Diet Project Cook book) by Bradley Barb – Wednesday, January 23, 2013, 5:29 PM Makes 4 cups Maple Sugar-coated Pecans* Ingredients: 4 cups […]
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Baked Turkey with Corn Gravy
RECIPES FOR EATING THE GREAT LAKES (from the Decolonizing Diet Project Cook book) by April Lindala – Sunday, February 3, 2013, 2:54 PM Baked turkey breast with corn gravy two turkey breasts […]
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Wild Blueberry Pudding
RECIPES FOR EATING THE GREAT LAKES (from the Decolonizing Diet Project Cook book) by Bradley Barb – Saturday, May 5, 2012, 8:14 PM Oven: 300 degrees Wild Blueberry Pudding 3 cups manoomin milk […]
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Eating the Great Lakes: The Decolonizing Diet Project
If you’re a nature lover, and you take a walk in the woods or near the shore, you probably enjoy identifying the flora and fauna you see. When Dr. Martin […]
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From The Detroit News: Snyder: Enbridge’s disclosure ‘deeply concerning’
Snyder: Enbridge’s disclosure ‘deeply concerning’ From Leonard N. Fleming, The Detroit News State officials said Monday that coating gaps on Line 5 have multiplied in Enbridge Energy’s latest report to Michigan […]
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Oil transport “not on people’s radar the way it could be”
Great Lakes scientist says more scrutiny is needed A leading Great Lakes scientist has put a spotlight on increased oil transport in the Great Lakes region, saying more scrutiny is […]
Posted inAlgae Blooms, News, Protect, Water Quality
Lake Michigan scientists grapple with sewage, legacy toxins and algae
Green Bay, Wis. was top of mind for the Lake Michigan scientific community Tuesday as scientists hit town to discuss the state of Lake Michigan. Beaches, algae blooms and restoring […]
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Can regional cooperation replace water wars in Wisconsin?
Milwaukee, Waukesha agree on landmark Lake Michigan supply deal The mayors of Waukesha, Wisconsin and Milwaukee announced last week that the cities had reached agreement for Milwaukee to supply Lake […]
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What’s your water story? The IJC’s Great Lakes Watermark Project
Making an emotional connection with the Great Lakes The International Joint Commission (IJC) is charged with preventing and resolving disputes between the U.S. and Canada under the 1909 Boundary Waters […]
