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Scientists say the atmospheric carbon overload responsible for global warming might also be making large lakes more acidic.
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Four Native American tribes in Michigan have agreed with the state and federal governments on a revised fishing policy for parts of the Great Lakes.
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Producers of 'Against the Current 2: Keeping Invasive Carp Out of the Great Lakes' say more than 100,000 people so far have viewed their short film that chronicles efforts to stop invasive Asian carp from getting a foothold in the Great Lakes.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun an environmental impact study of the Enbridge Line 5 project, which would dig a tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac to route an oil pipeline. Environmental groups and indigenous tribes oppose the project.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is moving to protect people from two dangerous chemicals used in many commonly used items.
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Reports of harmful algal blooms have increased in Michigan in recent years, and state officials have tips on how to keep an eye out for them.
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Ross Richardson loves a good mystery – and he doesn’t just read them. He solves them.
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Scientists say it's urgent to get more information now, as climate change reduces the Great Lakes' ice cover.
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Nearly half of Michigan's residents get their water from underground. One fast-growing county is already dealing with dry wells.
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Winter is changing across the Great Lakes region, and scientists want to know what that will mean