Scientists at NOAA’s Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL) are concerned that Lake Huron (and the other Great Lakes) is becoming more acidic from increasing CO2 in the water.
The March 5 tornado, with speeds reaching nearly 140 miles per hour, destroyed a beach building, campground shower building, three shelters, three storage buildings and the campground’s electrical system. It also destroyed approximately 20 acres
As of Feb. 15, ice covered only 6% of the Great Lakes, compared with a historical average for the date of 41%, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Great Lakes
Soil health, conservation funding, and leverage – those are the key ingredients for a 2023 Farm Bill that will benefit farmers and ranchers, rural communities, and our nation’s natural resources.
Recently acquired properties amounting to 63.5 acres at the Maumee State Forest in Fulton and Henry counties will be reforested to native tree species in high ground area. The effort is aimed directly at improving
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Geological Survey has awarded research grants to three earth science students at Ohio colleges and universities.
I’ve been in the Lake Detective business for several decades. During that time span, I’ve handled many intriguing cases. Winter produces surprises, and here are a few that I’ve investigated over the years.
Locating solar projects on median strips, or over highways, has been done in other countries, including a large-scale project in South Korea and another project in Germany.
The concept would reduce maintenance costs, save
According to an Ohio DNR statement, in addition to minnows and darters, fish killed included suckers and sculpin.
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