Millions of air fryers recalled due to fire hazard
Cosori has recalled more than 2 million of its air fryers after hundreds of fire-related complaints were made, some of which involved minor property damage and superficial burns.
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Great Lakes Commission video highlights restoration of Maumee River site
Ann Arbor, Mich. – The Great Lakes Commission (GLC) today released a video highlighting its work to restore a former confined disposal site along the Maumee River in Ohio. The site, known as Penn 7, was used in the 1970s for disposal of silt dredged from the Maumee’s shipping channel. A partnership led by the…
Alarm bells still ringing for birds, with scores of species at a tipping point, new report reveals
A new report on the state of birds in the U.S. and Canada offers the first comprehensive status update since an alarm-bell-ringing 2019 study announced the loss of 3 billion birds. Read and hear the full story by WTTW-TV – Chicago, IL. Read the full story
U.S. to spend $703 million on improving ports
The funds will boost coastal, inland river, and Great Lakes ports including the port of Detroit. The awards seek to improve supply chain reliability, electrify equipment, improve or create new rail and highway connections, boost offshore wind projects and cut greenhouse gas emissions. Read the full story by the Windsor Star. Read the full story
OPP hope sweater logo can help identify body found in near Long Point
Area police are appealing to the public both here and in the U.S. for help after human remains were found during a coast guard training exercise in a bay southeast of London.
A day in the life of the Split Rock Lighthouse keeper
In all of Split Rock’s 112-year history, the lighthouse has always had a keeper. Right now, that person is Hayes Scriven, a self-described “history geek.” He and his family live on site. The site started in the hands of the U.S. Lighthouse Service, which was eventually absorbed into the Coast Guard. In the early 1970s,…
OPP hope hoodie logo can help identify body found in bay
Area police are appealing to the public both here and in the U.S. for help after human remains were found during a coast guard training exercise in a bay southeast of London.
50 years later: Research seeks to rid the environment of ‘forever chemicals’
This past week marked the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act passed by Congress to protect U.S. waterways from abuses. Decades later, progress has been made but many waterways are still in peril and a new challenge has emerged; the fallout of thousands of sites potentially contaminated with perfluorooctanoic acid and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid…
Mission Possible: Short-sea shipping could increase jobs in Cleveland
Coastal port congestion is sparking interest in short-sea shipping on the Great Lakes, in U.S. ports like the Port of Cleveland and in Canadian ports. Read the full story by WKYC-TV – Cleveland, OH. Read the full story
US Supreme Court set to decide whether to hear Lake Michigan beach-ownership case
The U.S. Supreme Court may decide next week whether to hear an appeal filed by three lake-adjacent property owners in the town of Porter who have been unsuccessful in their attempts to claim ownership of a private beach on Lake Michigan. Read the full story by Northwest Indiana Times. Read the full story
London author uncovers fascinating Canadian links to U.S. Civil War
Most Canadians know about the Underground Railroad that brought slaves across the border before and during the American Civil War.
London author’s new book uncovers fascinating Canadian links to U.S. Civil War
Most Canadians know about the Underground Railroad that brought slaves across the border before and during the American Civil War.
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