Weekly News Roundup- May 10, 2013
Want to know what National Wildlife Federation was up to this week? Here is a recap of the week’s NWF news:
NWF: Inexcusable for EPA Nominee to be Denied Fair Vote
May 9- Senate ...
Weekly News Roundup- May 10, 2013
Want to know what National Wildlife Federation was up to this week? Here is a recap of the week’s NWF news:
NWF: Inexcusable for EPA Nominee to be Denied Fair Vote
May 9- Senate ...
Weekly News Roundup- May 3, 2013
National Wildlife Federation Announces Young Reporters for the Environment USA Winners
May 3- The National Wildlife Federation (NWF), the U.S. host of the international Young ...
Heavy Rains, Runoff, Toxic to Wildlife
Lake Erie is experiencing a one-two punch of heavy rains and excess farm runoff that influences the magnitude of algae toxic to wildlife and humans.
National Wildlife Federation, 2013.In ...
MI Student Earth Day Photos
On campuses and in communities everywhere the fight against fossil fuels is ramping up. It seems like everyday I hear more news about students holding eye-catching events to ask their ...
Great Lakes Experience Record Floods
It’s been raining here in the Great Lakes. A lot. And cities like Grand Rapids and East Lansing, MI , Chicago, IL, and Toledo, OH are bearing the brunt. Rivers – the veins ...
Take Action: Help Prevent Great Lakes Tar Sands Spills
South Haven, Michigan – Lake Michigan by Mic StolzIt is only a matter of time before Great Lakes communities are being evacuated from their homes, possibly never to return, due ...
The Lies of a Tar Sands Spill — Take Two
Oil from an Exxon tar sands pipeline rupture continues to spread — coating a creek, wetland, homes and making its way toward a nearby lake. Making matters worse, the rainy weather ...
Enbridge’s Nose Grows a lot Longer
NWF photo – rescued turtle covered in tar sands oil from the Kalamazoo RiverIn a recent hearing to determine the fate of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project, Enbridge ...
What’s Happening to Great Lakes Ice?
It’s that time of year again: snow is falling, noses are running, and the Great Lakes are icing. But to what extent are they icing?
Since ice records began in 1973, Great Lakes ...
Standing Up in the Face of Disaster
Over two years ago, the communities I grew up in experienced the largest and costliest inland oil spill in U.S. history. On July 25th, 2010, a pipeline owned by Canadian tar sands giant ...
The Fiscal Cliff and Ohio
If you’ve been reading Wildlife Promise lately, you know that the impending fiscal cliff—which includes “sequestration,” a series of automatic budget cuts that ...
Voting YES to Renewable Energy in Michigan
Coal-fired power plant on the Detroit River. Photo: Michigan Sea Grant ExtensionThe Great Lakes were too hot this summer.
From Lake Michigan hitting 82 degrees in July to Lake Superior ...
Enbridge Threatens Freshwater Drinking Source for Millions of People
Two Enbridge pipelines cross the Straits of Mackinac,under our lakes, just west of the Bridge, Photo: MDOT Mackinac BridgeToday NWF released a report warning of a pipeline hazard beneath ...
Video: Michigan Voters Can Vote YES on Renewable Energy
The Great Lakes are heating up, along with my desire for clean energy to end our over-dependence on dirty fuels. This summer, I was shocked to feel the impacts of climate change so ...


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