Indigenous Water Governance in the Great Lakes Basin: Treaty Rights, Stewardship, and Policy
The Great Lakes basin is home to dozens of Indigenous nations whose connections to these waters predate European contact by…
The Great Lakes basin is home to dozens of Indigenous nations whose connections to these waters predate European contact by…
Lake Erie’s western basin experiences harmful algal blooms (HABs) each summer, driven primarily by phosphorus-laden agricultural runoff entering the lake…
Microplastic contamination in the Great Lakes has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental research priorities in freshwater science….
Cross-border trade between Ontario and the Great Lakes states of Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania represents one of the…
The Great Lakes basin is governed by a complex web of overlapping jurisdictions that includes two federal governments, eight U.S….
The Great Lakes region hosts one of North America’s most significant and growing wind energy sectors, driven by strong and…
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, the class of synthetic chemicals commonly known as PFAS or “forever chemicals,” have been detected in…
The Great Lakes basin’s climate is changing measurably, with consequences that affect everything from water levels and ice coverage to…
Zebra mussels and quagga mussels, two closely related invasive species native to the Black Sea region of Eastern Europe, have…
The residential real estate market in Hamilton, Ontario, one of the largest cities in the Great Lakes region, entered 2026…