Lakefront property owners have disputed results of an International Joint Commission study examining why water levels in lakes Michigan and Huron are below average, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.[…]
New research coming from the University of Michigan reveals that two notorious Great Lakes invasive species are helping move toxic PCBs up the aquatic food chain in Saginaw Bay, Lake[…]
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Regulations for agricultural runoff aren’t effective enough, primarily because they’re not mandatory, according to a new report. The study, “Cultivating Clean Water: State-Based Regulation of Agricultural Runoff Pollution,” was formed[…]
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