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Air Quality · United States

Smoke to Pour Into the US as Canada Wildfires Force Province’s Largest Evacuation in ‘Living Memory’

70% Center coverage: 112 sources

Massive wildfires burning out of control in western and central Canada are forcing thousands to flee as dire forecasts for the country’s fire season come to fruition. The intensifying blazes are also beginning to send hazardous smoke toward major cities in the United States. See the Story

Science · Manistee

Community Prepares to Release White Sturgeon Into Nechako River in Vanderhoof

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In total 63 juvenile sturgeon will be released into the river at the event.See the Story

Donald Trump · Michigan

Advocates warn fast-tracking of Line 5 tunnel project threatens Wisconsin’s Lake Superior watershed

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The post Advocates warn fast-tracking of Line 5 tunnel project threatens Wisconsin’s Lake Superior watershed appeared first on Milwaukee Independent.See the Story

Federal agency finds Great Lakes tunnel project poses ‘detrimental’ effects to water, wetlands

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Enbridge’s proposed $1 billion Line 5 tunnel project would harm water and wetlands, according to a draft environmental review released Friday by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. But the study found most environmental effects would be short-lived.Enbridge · Michigan See the Story

The Great Lakes are in an extreme new era, with implications for the region's weather, economy and ecology

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Heat waves and cold spells are part of life on the Great Lakes. But new research from the University of Michigan shows that is true today in a fundamentally different way than it was even 30 years ago.Economy · Michigan See the Story

EDITORIAL: Protect, Appreciate, and Learn About the Great Lakes - Great Lakes Commission

May 31 through June 8 is Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week, celebrating the Great Lakes and other inland lakes as great natural resources, but also as beautiful outdoor recreation spots. Read the full story by The Alpena News.Detroit, Michigan · Detroit See the Story

City investigates toxic “forever chemicals” found in soil samples taken at Salem airport - Salem Reporter

The city of Salem has hired an environmental consultant to investigate the presence of toxic chemicals found in soil samples at the Salem – Willamette Valley Airport in locations that have been used for firefighting foam testing and training. The investigation began after traces of PFAS, toxic chemicals known as “forever chemicals,” turned up in soil samples taken from a development site on the south end of the airport in October 2024, a city p…PFAS · Salem See the Story

Why the solar industry is counting Ohio’s newest energy law as a win

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

(Ohio Capital Journal) — A new state law aimed at expanding gas and nuclear power plants in Ohio may also provide opportunities for solar developers — if they can overcome other policy and political barriers.Ohio · Ohio See the Story

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Smoke to Pour Into the US as Canada Wildfires Force Province’s Largest Evacuation in ‘Living Memory’

Community Prepares to Release White Sturgeon Into Nechako River in Vanderhoof

Advocates warn fast-tracking of Line 5 tunnel project threatens Wisconsin’s Lake Superior watershed

Federal agency finds Great Lakes tunnel project poses ‘detrimental’ effects to water, wetlands

The Great Lakes are in an extreme new era, with implications for the region's weather, economy and ecology

Near westside residents have higher rates of lung disease, study says

Why an Ohio ban on settlements to close 'base load' power plants…

Points North: The Good Thief?

EDITORIAL: Protect, Appreciate, and Learn About the Great Lakes - Great Lakes Commission

City investigates toxic “forever chemicals” found in soil samples taken at Salem airport - Salem Reporter

Why the solar industry is counting Ohio’s newest energy law as a win

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