 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|||||
| |||||
|
Current Headlines Host Daily News box Daily News RSS 
Legislative Tracking Support Daily News GLIN-Announce Site of the Month Lake Conditions Forecasting |
Daily News:
March 12, 2010
New!
GLIN News: VideoIn the News Iron, coal demand give ports positive forecast for 2010 shipping season Green Bay Press-Gazette (3/11) The 2010 Great Lakes shipping season is expected to show some improvement over 2009, but few expect a dramatic spike in business this year. Tapping offshore wind The Environment Report (3/11) Offshore wind farms have the potential to create jobs in struggling states, but uncertainty in the permitting process continues to slow projects down. Massive water crisis looming Standard Freeholder (3/11) Barring a huge worldwide reduction in fossil fuel use, global warming could pose massive environmental challenges on the St. Lawrence River ecosystem within 50 years or less. Specialist: Asian carp potential problem Herald Times Reporter (3/11) DNA evidence suggests that there is a low abundance of Asian carp, if any, in Lake Michigan. A Wisconsin Sea Grant researcher says population numbers are an important factor in establishment. 5 years of chilly, monthly dunks into Lake Superior Duluth News Tribune (3/11) One Duluth man has proudly jumped into the deepest and coldest of the Great Lakes once a month for the past five years. COMMENTARY: Great Lakes rhetoric doesn´t match reality Lansing City Pulse (3/10) The pursuit of Great Lakes riches has begun. And so, potentially, has the sacrifice of other Great Lakes riches. Ice boom removal at least two weeks away The Buffalo News (3/10) Ice on Lake Erie "still has a long way to go" before it melts enough to remove the ice boom. The National Weather Service shows 50 percent of Lake Erie is still covered with ice. Dossin Great Lakes Museum in Detroit marks 50th Associated Press (3/8) Dedicated to preserving and presenting the legacy of the Great Lakes, the Dossin Museum opened July 24, 1960. Lake Huron sinkholes harbor unexpected life forms Bay View Compass (3/1) Sinkholes discovered in the bottom of Lake Huron have conditions just as harsh -- and harbor life forms just as unusual -- as those of deep-sea hydrothermal vents or Antarctica's permanently frozen lakes.
See also, Media Sources in the Great Lakes Region
|
|||||||
News | Calendar | Great Links | SOTM | E-Lists | Info Center | About GLIN The Great Lakes | Environment | Economy | Education | Maps and GIS | Tourism
Great Lakes Information Network |
||||||||
