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Green vs. Gray: How Can Trees Clean up the Great Lakes?
-From Great Lakes Today A big threat to the Great Lakes comes from outdated sewer systems that can carry bacteria…
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Russell Simmons on Flint: “They’re still paying the bill for the same poison water.”
-We caught up with hip-hop mogul and entrepreneur Russel Simmons in Ferndale, Michigan yesterday where he was participating in a…
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Microplastics: undigestible pollutants showing up in fish, birds and even whales
-by Adrian de Novato of Science Around Michigan As far as water contaminants go, microbeads are the media darling. And…
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Great Lakes Today: Dogs sniff out pollution along Great Lakes
-From our friends at Great Lakes Today: Leaky sewers and septic tanks send bacteria into the Great Lakes each summer,…
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Day One of Great Lakes Restoration Conference: Authentic Relationships across Diverse Communities
-Building authentic relationships across diverse communities in the fight to protect Great Lakes Waters (Sandusky, Ohio) The 12th annual Great Lakes…
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University of Michigan Erb Institute Erb Faculty Member Andy Hoffman Receives Aspen Institute Faculty Pioneer Award
-Professor Andrew Hoffman, the Holcim (US) Professor of Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and a…
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Great Lakes Today on toxic fish in the immigrant community
-Photo by Georgie Pauwels (Creative Common License) We love this short radio piece from our friends at Great Lakes Today…
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Hero Goats: Ottawa Parks in Michigan hires goat herd to fight invasive species
-In the Great Lakes basin we’re battling a constant influx of invasive species that threaten the well being of our…
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Climate change threatens the migratory patterns of birds in the Great Lakes: A radio story from Great Lakes Today
-A note from the editor: Our friends at Great Lakes Today produce compelling, original audio coverage of issues effecting the…
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Following up on Flint: What’s happening now that the spotlight is gone?
-The Great Lakes Bureau is returning to Flint, Michigan to investigate the state of the city, it’s residents and their…
