Lake Erie walleye will benefit from dam removal
After years of swimming in toxic algae and increased human waste, Lake Erie’s walleye might finally be catching a break. A $10 million project to remove the Ballville Dam along[…]
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GLRI funds $10 million Great Lakes coastal wetlands study
A $10 million Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grant will fund an extensive examination of the Great Lakes’ coastal wetlands. Many environmental experts say the understanding and conservation of these fragile[…]
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GLRI dispenses $2M in grants to 3 Michigan projects
Three Michigan projects targeted at invasive species and stormwater runoff will receive more than $2 million in Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funding, the Environmental Protection Agency announced earlier this week.[…]
USGS study aims to refine Great Lakes beach monitoring
A collaborative U.S. Geological Survey research project is seeking to better understand how harmful pathogens spread to Great Lakes beaches in order to enhance the effectiveness of beach monitoring programs.[…]
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