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The Michigan Supreme Court says anyone can sue the state if they believe it's acting in a way that harms the environment. More...
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For people like Pete Alexander, the best gifts arrive after the holidays.That is when he receives hundreds of unsold Christmas trees deemed dross by most everyone else and makes them useful again, turning them into habitats for fish in otherwise barren lakes. More...
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The Illinois Water Survey said Tuesday last December was the 12th coldest on record in Illinois. The average daily temperature was 24 degrees. That's 5.8 degrees colder than normal. More...
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An 1850s shipwreck in Lake Michigan near Ozaukee County has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. More...
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It's time to stop letting big coal and oil companies stand in the way of a healthier future. The current EPA Administrator, Lisa Jackson, can protect our families and prioritize health and the environment. More...
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Indiana's first major route connecting the Ohio River with Lake Michigan is on its way to being designated a historic state byway. More...
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If Enbridge keeps its promise, the Blue Water Area can take comfort that an important precaution will be taken to avoid the environmental disaster that befell Talmadge Creek and the Kalamazoo River in July. More...
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The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has secured a piece of land along Lake Erie that it described as a "longtime conservation priority." More...
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Michigan Gov.-elect Rick Snyder has appointed outgoing state Sen. Patricia Birkholz as director of the Office of the Great Lakes, the position formerly held by Ken DeBeaussaert. More...
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A Coast Guard spokesman says winter enthusiasts are putting themselves at danger taking advantage of early ice buildup at a time that ships are still moving on the Great Lakes. More...
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In its final days, the Congress approved $300 million for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, money that will be used to help clean up Lake Erie and restore habitat. More...
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So 2010 comes to an end this week. Good riddance. We've come no closer to getting meaningful climate legislation through Congress, which has huge ramifications for the Great Lakes region. More...
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If we look back in time, Port Huron's slogan is more fact than boast. The question, I suppose, is whether it holds up when we look ahead. More...
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The Conservation Reserve Program has been hailed as the nation's most important and successful program of its kind, protecting water quality and soils, and creating habitat for a diverse mix of wildlife. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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Repair work on anomalies found on the oil pipeline that caused a nearly 1-million gallon spill near Marshall this summer will begin next month and should be completed by the spring, Rep. Candice Miller told The Detroit News on Tuesday. More...
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Climate change will be causing more snow squalls in Huron County and across Southwestern Ontario, not less, says Geoff Peach of the Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation. More...
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The Great Lakes Fishery Trust handed over a one-million-dollar check to the City of Traverse City Wednesday. The grant represents a significant milestone in the Brown Bridge Dam removal project which has been in the works for five years. More...
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The mayors of the three Lambton County, Ont. municipalities bordering Lake Huron are cool to the idea of erecting offshore wind turbines. More...