As May’s cooler temperatures give way to summertime warmth in Michigan, the Great Lakes are slightly cooler than usual but warming. But where are Michigan’s warmest waters?
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Great Lakes Take Global Stage
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Mapping the Great Lakes: Underwater discoveries await
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Researchers race to understand what lies beneath the Great Lakes
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Water test: a long history and hopeful future of human impact on Great Lakes ecology
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Great Lakes water levels could increase on average from 19 to 44 centimeters in the next few decades, study says
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