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January 2023

 

Ohio EPA documents puts 2023 focus on improving Lake Erie

Opinion: Fighting horrors of harmful algal blooms should be Mike DeWine's priority

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Ohio CREP projects offer conservation incentives

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Agency study fails to support turbines in Great Lakes

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New federal law protects Lake Erie

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ODNR and ODA to help conservation efforts by working with landowners

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Algae depresses Lake Erie home values

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Beach cleaning robots are coming to Lake Erie

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Ohio renews commitment to USDA CREP projects

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Study suggests US freshwater fish highly contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’

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Our drinking water

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Follow-up round of tests find no sign of Asian carp in Pennsylvania’s Presque Isle Bay

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Study, amid groundswell of opposition, shelves idea of wind turbines in Lake Erie: ‘Now is not the right time’

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Protecting Lake Erie shoreline from future storms

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Ohio group hails lake turbine study

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Strong winds leave parts of Lake Erie high and dry as water levels drop

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Addressing agal blooms

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The Landscape: Utilizing Lake Erie as an economic engine

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Toxins found in fish in Lake Erie, highest in the country

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Science Says What? Climate change, deluges, and snow days

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Wind Turbines Taller Than the Statue of Liberty Are Falling Over

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COMMENTARY: Closing the gap between good intentions and actually adopting farm conservation practices

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It's mid-January and the Great Lakes are virtually ice-free. That’s a problem

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Forever chemicals detected in fish near Detroit and around Great Lakes, maps show

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New York Says No to Turbines

February 2023

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Ohio, Michigan behind on goals to reduce phosphorus runoff into Lake Erie, report says

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Report: MI and OH must spend hundreds of millions more annually to curb toxic blooms in Lake Erie

 

 

Group recognizes animal waste as part of Lake Erie’s harmful algal blooms

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Documentary takes hard look at Lake Erie algae plague

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Website highlights H2Ohio accomplishments, program

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Conservancy has plans for S. Bass Island

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Pesticides, normally found in Great Lakes tributaries during summer, now found year-round

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Metroparks Meetup: Restoring the wetlands at Oak Openings

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Land conservancy recommends adding lakefront property occupied by mobile homes to Cleveland Metroparks’ Euclid Beach Reservation

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Deadline approaching for input on Lake Erie management blueprint

    DeWine’s ‘SOS’: A summary
    Challenge over proposed wind farm near large birdwatching area goes before Ohio Supreme Court
    Project NePTWNE aims to improve Lake Erie water quality
    DeWine talks water quality initiative in Marietta
    Impact of 2023 government leadership on Ohio ag?
    On World Wetlands Day, the world’s ‘Great Lakes’ are Exhibit A for why wetlands matter: Ted Lawrence
    Lake Erie algae in 2022 worse than predicted; it plateaued rather than peaked
    There’s no ice on Lake Erie: Does that mean we’ll get more lake-effect snow?
    A vision for Lake Erie

.March 2022

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Lorain, Vermilion harbors get nearly $17 million in federal funding

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Great Lakes set a record for low ice in February, likely leading to warmer seasons for the rest of the year

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Invitation to Cleveland led Dr. Seuss to leave out Lake Erie jab in the ‘The Lorax’

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Ohio and Michigan could fall short of goal reducing Lake Erie phosphorus levels by 2025 deadline

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120 county farmers participating in H2Ohio

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Bald eagles continue to thrive in Ohio

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EPA plan for watershed criticized

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Complaints surface over details of plan to reduce phosphorus runoff into Maumee River

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Take a peek at Lake Erie from new webcam at Marblehead Lighthouse

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East Palestine train derailment chemicals are not detected in daily testing of Lake Erie

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Cleveland Water Alliance launches initiative to fund, promote innovative water technology

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Wetlands may be natural solution to harmful algal blooms

   

Seneca Parks' plan to build first nature education center

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State of the shore: Erosion still a concern

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Cleveland Water Alliance launches venture capital initiative with Freshwater Innovation Fund

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 Cleveland Residents assured water is safe amid concerns over eastern Ohio train derailment

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 U.S. EPA proposes enforceable drinking water limits for PFAS, also known as forever chemicals

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Design plans taking shape for restoration of Maumee River islands

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Biden budget proposal includes $5 million for new Great Lakes Authority, money for NASA Glenn Research Center

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Opinion: Clean water’s future comes down to funding

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Expert says Ohio's Lake Erie protection plan doomed to fail

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“Life on Lake Erie” photo contest seeks submissions

 

 

South Russell Village stream restored to healthy form

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Lucas Co Commissioners weigh in on TMDL draft in effort to protect Lake Erie

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EPA reaches settlement with Ashtabula company for alleged Clean Water Act violations

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This Ohio Island Has a Problem:  There’s No Ice

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Water crisis in West has prompted desperate ideas: Drain the Great Lakes, desalinate ocean water

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July 2022

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