International effort underway to make hi-res charts of Great Lakes
Modern technology is producing a much better picture of the bottoms of the Great Lakes.
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Modern technology is producing a much better picture of the bottoms of the Great Lakes.
Researchers are expecting that record-setting rains in Ohio and neighboring states in recent months will fuel a large mass of algae on the lake.
“… generated more than $212 billion in sales and contributed $100 billion to the country’s gross domestic product.”
TOLEDO, Ohio — The toxic algae that spread across Lake Erie this summer roughly matched its third-most severe bloom in 15 years, government researchers said earlier this week. The algae outbreak on the shallowest of
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