Low water affects Great Lakes region shipping
January 16, 2013
Water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are expected to set a record low this year, dry conditions are accelerating a long-term trend and
Water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are expected to set a record low this year, dry conditions are accelerating a long-term trend and
The Lake Michigan/Huron system is at great risk of seeing an all-time-low water level in the next six months, according to statistical projections that will
Lower water in the Great Lakes has many recreational boaters, charter fishing operations and shipping companies worried about long-term revenue. Unusual heat this summer boosted
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grants Monday totaling $2,693,875 to organizations and agencies in Illinois, including $1.1 million to the Chicago
Test results show seven new positive detections for Asian carp DNA beyond electrical barriers in the Chicago Area Waterway System, according to information released by
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is requesting applications from states, municipalities, tribes and non-profit organizations for new projects to protect and restore the Great Lakes.
The Obama Administration has developed a five-year, $2.2 billion improvement plan for the Great Lakes. Among the goals is taking a “zero-tolerance policy” toward future
The levels of four of the Great Lakes are higher than a year ago, and all except Lake Ontario should start next year’s boating season
President Obama recently pledged $475 million for Great Lakes cleanup in the coming fiscal year. It’s now up to Congress to approve the spending, much
Water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are expected to set a record low this year, dry conditions are accelerating a long-term trend and
The Lake Michigan/Huron system is at great risk of seeing an all-time-low water level in the next six months, according to statistical projections that will
Lower water in the Great Lakes has many recreational boaters, charter fishing operations and shipping companies worried about long-term revenue. Unusual heat this summer boosted
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grants Monday totaling $2,693,875 to organizations and agencies in Illinois, including $1.1 million to the Chicago
Test results show seven new positive detections for Asian carp DNA beyond electrical barriers in the Chicago Area Waterway System, according to information released by
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is requesting applications from states, municipalities, tribes and non-profit organizations for new projects to protect and restore the Great Lakes.
The Obama Administration has developed a five-year, $2.2 billion improvement plan for the Great Lakes. Among the goals is taking a “zero-tolerance policy” toward future
The levels of four of the Great Lakes are higher than a year ago, and all except Lake Ontario should start next year’s boating season
President Obama recently pledged $475 million for Great Lakes cleanup in the coming fiscal year. It’s now up to Congress to approve the spending, much
