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Planes, drone monitor harmful algae in Lake Erie
-By Elizabeth Miller from Great Lakes Today Algae blooms continue to color western Lake Erie a deep green. Now researchers and scientists…
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Top Snyder aide: Governor knew about Legionnaires’ in Flint earlier than he claimed
-This story was originally published in the Detroit Free Press Harvey Hollins III, Snyder’s point man for the state’s response…
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-20,00 comments; Lake Erie algae hits national spotlight With Lake Erie’s western basin brimming with algae and making national news,…
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“Don’t let Saginaw Bay become Lake Erie” says Great Lakes Scientist
-At the First Annual State of the Bay Conference in Bay City, Michigan, the algae that’s currently invading Maumee Bay…
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Lake Erie’s Harmful Algae Blooms: Even Asian Carp won’t eat it
-“The whole pattern of the fishery is changing” As greatlakesnow.org has been reporting, a portion of the Maumee River that…
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Green algae leads to water advisory for Maumee River near Downtown Toledo
-By Tom Henry | The Toledo Blade A portion of the Maumee River that flows through Toledo was placed under…
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Agriculture and Algae: Is the GLRI making a difference?
-Algae isn’t always a bad thing says Jon Allan. As Director of the Michigan Office of the Great Lakes since…
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Algae: a Great Lakes’ ancient mystery
-From Great Lakes Bureau Chief Mary Ellen Geist: Today, Great Lakes Now begins posting the first in a series of short…
