Reports of harmful algal blooms have increased in Michigan in recent years, and state officials have tips on how to keep an eye out for them. Read the full story by WXPR – Ironwood, MI.
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60th anniversary parade and ceremony mark Canadian Coast Guard Day
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Invasive species now called spongy moth
The bothersome gypsy moth will now be known as the spongy moth. The Entomological Society of America made the change because the word “gypsy” is considered a derogatory slur against the Romani people. The word was dropped from its list of common names last July and the new name was just announced.
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Canada will face ‘lethal heat’ in a few decades, study says
A new study from the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation at the University of Waterloo, projects a roasty future in Canadian cities as temperatures continue to rise, warming on average at twice the global rate. Read the full story by Toronto Sun. Read the full story
Fight to stop proposed boat canal near Saugatuck taken to the Michigan Supreme Court
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Brand-new Great Lakes freighter coming into Port of Green Bay Sunday
The Mark W. Barker will be the first new U.S.-built bulk carrier to serve the Great Lakes in 35 years. Read the full story by WBAY – Green Bay, WI. Read the full story