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In 2005 the governors of the eight Great Lakes states and premiers of two Canadian provinces endorsed the compact. Now, each state legislature needs to pass it. More...
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If you've ever walked along the North Shore of Lake Superior, you might have wondered how the rugged scenery came to be. More...
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When it comes to future development along Lake Michigan, residents of Northwest Indiana have a long list of priorities. More...
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Japanese knotweed and a 4-foot high, vine-like plant called black swallow-wort are two new invasive plants threatening Michigan's 97 state parks. More...
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Toronto is Canada's largest city, a multi-cultural stew of 2.5 million people spread along the shore of Lake Ontario, and it takes its tree-hugging seriously. More...
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Fresh water and cheap power. Lots of regions would kill for them. Western New York has them. More...
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A powerful ally joined the fight to preserve the Point Abino Lighthouse Saturday, after an international association of lighthouse experts toured the historic site on Fort Erie's lakeshore. More...
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It may look pretty, but the tall, bamboo-like golden grass that's choking the waterfront canals along Lake St. Clair is anything but welcome. More...
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A new report says power, water, and sewage utilities can play a significant role in restoring wildlife habitat. That's because they own or control thousands of acres of land across the country. More...
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The Great Lakes Maritime Research Institute is dedicated to developing and improving economically and environmentally sustainable maritime commerce on the Great Lakes through applied research. More...
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Water quality experts met in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to study Great Lakes sustainability issues including mining impact, climate change and water levels. More...
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Kingston's new monitors revealed that more untreated sewage enters waterways than previously thought; 39 million liters have entered Lake Ontario this year alone. More...
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An $8 million cleanup of chromium and mercury from Tannery Bay in the St. Marys River is complete after dredging 44,000 cubic yards of sediment. More...
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A Wisconsin fish hatchery has approval to stock thousands of brown trout in Lake Michigan after meeting requirements to prevent the spread of VHS. More...
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The WDNR's proposed plan to reduce the Green Bay area's double-crested cormorant breeding population by 50 percent may meet with controversy in the area. More...
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A 200-foot-tall anemometer tower along Lake Erie will study wind direction and speed to measure the feasibility of a running profitable wind farm there. More...
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Lake Erie fishermen are challenging how fishing quotas are set, saying the U.S. sports fishing industry is favored over Ontario's commercial fishing industry. More...
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Marathon Petroleum's bid to expand its Detroit oil refinery is an example of the environmental and local resident conflicts faced by expanding refineries nationwide. More...
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Residents of Lake Huron's Bruce Beach area are asking the local government to address the increasing problem of algae growth along the lakeshore. More...
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Water quality experts met in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to study Great Lakes sustainability issues including mining impact, climate change and water levels. More...
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VHS and Asian Carp and certified live bait are all signs of the time. More...
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At Headlands Beach State Nature Preserve in Mentor, the birds arrived in waves of warblers and wrens, vireos and flickers, thrush and thrashers. More...
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There will be no Lake Michigan water for New Berlin in the near future, and the city may have its own state senator to blame. More...
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The Quebec government will contribute $327,388 to the establishment of a nature conservancy on le aux Grues, an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River about 50 kilometers northeast of Quebec City. More...
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Macomb county hired a new environmental prosecutor last week. The job, a rarity in county government, involves enforcing federal and state wetlands regulations. More...