This news conference is open to YOU. Register below or join us on Facebook HERE.
It has an official-sounding name – “2020 Triennial Assessment of Progress Report on Great Lakes Water Quality” – but what it says has real, everyday meaning to all 40 million of us who live in the Great Lakes watershed.
Read the summary of the report from Great Lakes Now here.
The report is an independent review from the International Joint Commission of the Canadian and U.S. governments’ progress in the last three years to restore and maintain the Great Lakes under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.
Confused about all the documents and acronyms referred to in the report or in the conference? Check out this index here.
Check out Great Lakes Now’s live Twitter thread on the conference.
Join @IJCsharedwaters at the conference presenting its 2020 Second Triennial Assessment of Progress Report on Great Lakes Water Quality here in just a few mins (2pm ET): https://t.co/4xfu3AeBcv @GreatLakesNow will be following along and live tweeting the conference. Join us!
— Great Lakes Now (@GreatLakesNow) December 10, 2020
Get a firsthand look as this new report is publicly released – Detroit Public Television’s Great Lakes Now initiative will stream the press conference at 2 p.m. ET on Thursday, Dec. 10. A French session will follow at 3:30 p.m.
Having Great Lakes Now share the IJC’s release of the report is another step in our joint work toward engaging audiences about the Great Lakes and water.
Commissioner Rob Sisson has appeared in two Great Lakes Now watch parties: “Watching the Waters” and “Water Damage” which were both originally streamed live on Facebook so audiences could ask questions, and Commissioner Sisson and other speakers could respond.
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The International Joint Commission (IJC) will release its 2020 Triennial Assessment of Progress report on December 10, 2020. The report is an independent review of the Canadian and US governments’ progress in the past three years to restore and maintain the Great Lakes under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.
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10 décembre, 15 h 30 HNE
La Commission mixte internationale (CMI) publiera l’édition 2020 de son rapport triennal d’évaluation des progrès le 10 décembre 2020. Le rapport est un examen indépendant des progrès réalisés par les gouvernements du Canada et des États-Unis au cours des trois dernières années en vue de restaurer et de maintenir les Grands Lacs en vertu de l’Accord relatif à la qualité de l’eau dans les Grands Lacs.
