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Push back against the Waukesha diversion: An Interview with GLSLCI Executive Director Dave Ullrich

by GLN Editor September 8, 2016November 10, 2025

In August we shared the news that members of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, a group comprised of over 120 U.S. and Canadian mayors, have come forward in […]

Posted inAudio, Latest News, News

Climate change threatens the migratory patterns of birds in the Great Lakes: A radio story from Great Lakes Today

by GLN Editor September 7, 2016November 10, 2025

A note from the editor: Our friends at Great Lakes Today produce compelling, original audio coverage of issues effecting the Great Lakes. This recent piece of theirs about the effect of climate […]

Food bank in Flint
Posted inFlint, Latest News, News, Video, Water Quality

Following up on Flint: What’s happening now that the spotlight is gone?

by GLN Editor September 7, 2016November 10, 2025

The Great Lakes Bureau is returning to Flint, Michigan to investigate the state of the city, it’s residents and their future since the media spotlight has shifted away from the […]

Posted inInvasive Species, Latest News, News, Science, Technology & Research

Bitten by Frog-Bit: New Invasive a Major Threat to Western Michigan Lakes

by GLN Editor September 2, 2016

A Note from the Editor: Here’s why frog-bit matters: It’s a newly identified, extremely harmful invasive species that we have the chance to nip in the proverbial, and literal, bud. Throughout the […]

Posted inLatest News, News, Video

Michigan State University Professor wins Stockholm Water Prize

by GLN Editor September 1, 2016

Stockholm (31 August 2016) –Professor Joan B. Rose received the 2016 Stockholm Water Prize on Wednesday, for her tireless contributions to global public health; by assessing risks to human health […]

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Mayors, including John Dickert of Racine, fight back against Waukesha Diversion

by GLN Editor September 1, 2016

Mayor John Dickert of Racine, Wisconsin is one of a group of 150 mayors from around the Great Lakes in the U.S. and Canada that are taking a stand against […]

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WATCH: The faces of the Blue Economy // Steven King

by GLN Editor August 30, 2016

Steven King runs Offshore Spars, a company in Macomb County that manufactures seamless moulded and autoclave cured carbon fiber sailboat masts, booms, and spinnaker poles. The company was born out […]

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WATCH: The faces of the Blue Economy // Teresa Martinez Boyd

by GLN Editor August 30, 2016

Meet Teresa Martinez Boyd, the owner and operator of Trini’s Mexican Carry Out in New Baltimore, Michigan. Here she discusses her her family history, her success in New Baltimore, and the […]

Posted inLatest News, News

When fun turns to misfortune: drownings on the Great Lakes

by GLN Editor August 17, 2016November 10, 2025

It’s not something we like to hear about, but it’s something that happens every summer. And this summer, we seem to be hearing about it all to often. Our friends […]

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WATCH: Memories of Summers Past on the Great Lakes

by GLN Editor August 10, 2016

As summer draws to close, we’re getting a little nostalgic. Here’s a trip down memory lane that so many of us can relate to. Produced for Detroit Public Television by […]

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    Events were canceled and people were urged to stay indoors amid warnings of health risks from the plume drifting down from Minnesota and Canada.
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