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Great Lakes Now is growing!
-Detroit Public Television’s Great Lakes Bureau is growing by leaps and bounds. Thanks to the generosity of the Erb Foundation, Consumer’s Energy Foundation, the Americana Foundation and supporters like you, we are adding to our staff. This week, we are introducing you to Great Lakes Now Program Director Sandra Svoboda. Next week, we will introduce you to our new reporters – we now have a reporter on each Great Lake! – and re-introduce you to our Senior Correspondent Gary Wilson in Chicago.
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Enbridge and NWF respond to MI Attorney General’s statement about closure of Line 5
-GreatLakesNow.org has just received responses from Enbridge and from The National Wildlife Federation to a new study on alternatives for Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac, and to today’s statement from Michigan Attorney Bill Schuette calling for the development of a “specific and definite timetable” to close Line 5.
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Forget Washington, it’s time for a Great Lakes Now road trip!
-The first six months of 2017 produced Great Lakes news at a pace that exceeds anything I’ve seen since I…
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Drinking water rights and budget cuts top the list at crowded IJC meeting in Detroit
-Standing Room Only at International Joint Commission Meetings Across the Great Lakes Basin From drinking water rights to pollution from…
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“No Nuclear Waste in the Great Lakes Backyard”: Lawmakers Send a Special Plea to Canada’s New Minister of Foreign Affairs
-Dozens of Republican and Democratic Lawmakers from the Great Lakes states sent a letter to Canada’s newly appointed Minister of…
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Great Lakes Now Special: Food Supply
-Great Lakes Now Connect has produced a 30 minute special Great Lakes Now Connect: Food Supply that will air Thursday,…
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An App to see if it’s a good day at the beach- myBeachCast
-How do you choose a beach safe for your day at the beach? Well to coin a phrase, there’s an…
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Restoring the Natural Divide: Separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River Basins
-According to a recent study by Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans, only ten females (and the minimum required males)…
