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  • Craig Hill places the Spotter Buoy into Lake Superior near Park Point Beach in Duluth, MN.
    • — June 9, 2025

    Research Brief: Evaluating Wave Energy Availability in the Great Lakes and Blue Economy Opportunities 

    As part of the larger Powering the Blue Economy (PBE) initiative started by the Department of Energy, coastal researchers in fresh and saltwater environments are turning their attention toward harnessing[…]

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    South Menomonee Canal - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
    • — February 3, 2025

    Research Brief: Influences of Lake Conditions on the Thermal Regime of the Milwaukee Estuary

    The thermal regime of coastal estuaries is heavily influenced by their neighboring waters. In the case of Lake Michigan, the Milwaukee Estuary’s temperature fluctuates rapidly, impacting the habitat suitability of[…]

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  • lake michigan water levels
    • — June 14, 2016

    Lake Michigan Water Levels Up

    Lake Michigan water levels are up more than four feet since January 2013, according to experts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The levels are nearing their highest in[…]

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    lake michigan turtles
    • — April 19, 2016

    Heavy Metals In Lake Michigan Turtles

    Fish probably get the most attention when it comes to gauging the effects that heavy metals have on Lake Michigan’s inhabitants. But overlooked in this realm of research are turtles.[…]

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