Heat waves and cold spells are part of life on the Great Lakes. But new research from the University of Michigan shows that ...

Some good news…the water levels of the Great ... the lake level climbed a few inches. With Lake Superior’s level higher than average, that means there is a higher-than-average flow on the ...

The Great Lakes Water Levels Boards of the International ... which can result in damage to shoreline property and significantly reduce water flow for hydroelectric power production.

As executive director of the Great Lakes Observing System, she's leading a campaign to map every meter of the ... it can detect air bubbles in the water, according to NOAA. The only drawback ...

These insects are no stranger to the Great ... Lake Erie’s water quality was detrimentally low. Hatches of fishflies were reduced, which Latimore said signaled the lake was struggling. Thanks to ...

Years of inaction make green blooms the most unhealthy, unsightly, and urgent water ... This map was created by Erin Aigner for Circle of Blue. The September incident put Carroll Township in the ...

The discharge of ballast water is responsible for thousands of coastal invasions worldwide. It has been the most important cause of invasion in the Great Lakes since 1959, when the modern St ...

"I don't think people in this region believe that is part of our future," said Liz Kirkwood, executive director of the nonprofit For Love of Water, or FLOW, which works to protect the Great Lakes.

“We used to be able to drink water right ... that eventually flow in. The DNR "won’t listen to Native Americans,” Johnson said. For many tribes around the Great Lakes basin, water is ...

This year, Chicago breaks ground on a pipeline that will bring water from the Great Lakes to some suburbs ... which draws from Lake Michigan. A map from 1935 shows a proposal to build a pipeline ...

120-inch transmission main water break (Great Lakes Water Authority ... to other mains once the leak is isolated to restore flow to those impacted.

The grassy plant likes the slow-moving waters here that flow into Lake Superior. So, it’s sensitive to how high or low the water is. And those levels — here and across the Great Lakes — are ...