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Mussel-Phosphorus Puzzle: Invasive mussels are reshaping the chemistry of the Great Lakes
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2020 Vision: Great Lakes Now year in review predicts 2021
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Public Concern: Climate change, runoff and chemicals at the forefront of people’s worries about the Great Lakes
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“Saving the Great Lakes”: National Geographic December issue explores the lakes and their struggles
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Q & A: The Great Lakes are stressed. Climate change is making it worse.
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