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There’s a lot of time, money and effort being spent to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes.To keep them out, we first have to know where the carp…
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Big, ugly blooms of cyanobacteria (sometimes referred to as blue-green algae) are reappearing in the western basin (and sometimes the central basin) of…
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Yellow perch are a staple of firehouse and church fish fries, and the delicate fish on that dish might once have lived in the Great Lakes. But warmer lake…
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Phytoplankton – the algae that are food for plankton which in turn feed fish – are behaving strangely. They’re surrounded by a nutrient they need to grow.…
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Scientists say one way climate change is harming the Great Lakes is by warming the water too quickly in the spring.That warm-up can decrease food for tiny…
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We kick off our week-long series In Warm Water: Fish and the Changing Great Lakes with a look at Lake Superior.It has long been the coldest and most…
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A three day conference is getting underway in Marquette today, looking at the unique needs of cities on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River.More…
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Wolves and moose fight for survival on Michigan's Isle Royale National Park. For more than 50 years, researchers have been closely watching them in the…
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ISLE ROYALE, Mich. (AP) - Isle Royale National Park's gray wolves apparently don't have a gender gap after all.Scientists reported last year that only…
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This is the second in a two-part series. Click here to hear part one.More than 240 people in Michigan are sick with fungal meningitis after receiving…