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This year’s algae bloom was relatively mild according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. -
Monday, the White House announced President Trump's nominations to the International Joint Commission.
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n the final part of a series, Great Lakes Today looks at the steps these groups are taking to change. -
In a continuing series, we highlight two events that shook up the environmental world. -
In part one of a series, Elizabeth Miller of Great Lakes Today looks into diversity within the environmental movement. -
The Anthony Wayne would be the first in Ohio waters to receive the designation. -
Next month, environmentalists from across the region will meet to discuss their biggest challenges. -
Western Lake Erie’s algae bloom is in full swing – and the water is a sickly green. -
The jar contains water tainted by microcystis, a toxin that produces harmful algae blooms. -
You know the story: Boy meets spider. Spider bites boy. Boy develops extraordinary powers – and uses spider silk to design uber-cool suit. Now, scientists… -
A $275 million plan to keep Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan -- and the Great Lakes system -- drew both criticism and praise at a hearing in… -
Hurricanes in the southern U.S. have captured the nation's attention -- and federal aid. That's a concern in New York, where lawmakers are still seeking… -
A small island in the Niagara River has received a makeover, thanks to the New York State Power Authority and the state Department of Environmental… -
Lake Erie is a route for huge freighters carrying cargo to cities like Cleveland and Buffalo. Now a company wants to use the lake to transport another…
