Growing Concerns: The knack for getting rid of gnats

ByThe London Free Press 25 December 2021

Merry Christmas, everyone. I want to say a special thank you to my readers. Without you, I would not have had the privilege of writing this column. I love sharing my passion about plants and gardening and hope you have learned a thing or two along the way. Read More

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Don’t overlook potential threat of ‘yellow water’ in Lake Erie’s western basin, NOAA scientist says

ByGreat Lakes Commission 1 October 20213 October 2021

Although not as common as the blue-green algae found in the Lake Erie basin, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientists warn that treatment plants should also be on the look out for “yellow water”, which is a result of hypoxic conditions. Read the full story by the Toledo Blade. Read the full story Tags: plants,…

Frost advisory in effect for southwestern Ontario

ByBlackburn News 30 April 2021

Those who have started their spring planting may want to cover up their gardens Friday night. Environment Canada issued a frost advisory Friday afternoon for the majority of southern Ontario including: Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent, Sarnia-Lambton, London-Middlesex, Elgin County and Oxford County, along with Huron-Perth and Grey-Bruce counties. Temperatures across the region are expected to hover around…

Kincardine group fights for by-laws to protect woodlands

ByKincardine News 7 May 202111 May 2021

In January, the Facebook group “Kincardinites Concerned for our Trees” popped up on Facebook after a number of citizens were concerned about the clear-cutting of a wooded lot off of Golf Links. The group aimed to collectively research tree protection by-laws that are practised in other Municipalities, with the end-goal of having similar by-laws in […]

Blue spruce fungus hits Christmas tree, landscape tree growers

ByGreat Lakes Echo 28 April 202128 April 2021

Disease and a newly identified fungus have been killing Michigan’s blue spruce population for roughly a decade, and the dangers show no signs of slowing.

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Does extreme weather threaten the hazardous waste sites that border Lake Michigan?

ByGreat Lakes Now 23 June 2022

Climate change-fueled weather such as extreme storms will provide a direct threat to contaminated waste storage sites, nuclear power plants and industrial facilities at multiple sites on the shores of Lake Michigan, according to a new report.

The 63-mile corridor from Gary, Indiana, through Illinois to the Wisconsin border is particularly at risk.

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Short story submissions being accepted for Alice Munro Festival

ByBlackburn News 4 March 2022

The festival is scheduled for June 4th to 6th.

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