@edwritez@AP@JohnFlesher Thank you, John. You’ve served the Great Lakes and it’s broad community well and we’ll miss your thorough and interesting journalism!
Big news for #HuronRiver restoration from @MichiganEGLE today! $3.7M has been awarded to @CityOfYpsilanti to remove the high-hazard, poor-condition Peninsular Paper Dam. HRWC will continue to support the City in its efforts to restore the river.
https://t.co/xEdRwkGi7I
Thank you @DeidreMKE with @UWiscSeaGrant for the great write-up on the panel with BIPOC youth at the 2022 #GreatLakes conference!
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Rouge River Advisory Council representatives (Bill Craig, Erma Leaphart, and Marie McCormick) with EGLE Director Liesl Clark at the SPAC annual meeting in Monroe today. Touring amazing River Raisin Area of Concern (AOC) projects with all of our partners across the state. 💙💧🍂
Climate change as the backdrop, Army Corps exec explains Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Study at @ELPCenter conference. “We want to get ahead of vulnerabilities.”
Congratulations to @M_Damaschke for receiving the Environmental Achievement Award from @northland_edu. Melissa has made an immeasurable impact on #GreatLakes issues, and we are so proud and thankful to have her as part of our team. 👏https://t.co/LBomPoskhk
The @HealthyLakes#GreatLakes Conference returns on Oct 18-19 in #Milwaukee, WI. Events include field trips to local businesses & waterways, receptions, breakout sessions, & more. Join in on the fun: https://t.co/HxVHpJVEr1. @LauraRubin4 @DrAHerzog @nlichten@M_Damaschke
#GreatLakes restoration success! Muskegon Lake in #Michigan will soon be removed from the Areas of Concern list. A great example of how federal dollars like the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative can make a huge difference.
https://t.co/pT6folzCrV
I spent over 20 years protecting this river and this is devastating. This is fantastic writing covering a breadth of the issues in this tragic and maddening spill. A polluter pay law and stronger regulations are needed. https://t.co/oH1qwqfFSh via @BridgeMichigan
“Today’s announcement should set off alarm bells for consumers and regulators,” said Melanie Benesh, legislative attorney at the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization." https://t.co/5uGIEzunAO
Communities across the #GreatLakes are in need of #WaterInfrastructure funding to upgrade systems that put their health and safety at risk.
Learn more: https://t.co/lqX6cqkOxv
This highlights the problems with getting water infrastructure funds to the communities that need it the most--only 7% of utilities in the past 20 years have received these funds. https://t.co/NCQ58OuJqZ
❗❗❗We're back! Save-the-date for the #GreatLakes Conference 2022 in Milwaukee.
We're now accepting proposals for workshops and presentations. Learn more about the conference and how to submit a proposal on our website.
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50 years ago, on April 15, 1972, US President Richard Nixon and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau signed the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement - See what they said in this short video from the AP Archive: https://t.co/qp8skDs6ex