Smart Stripping No comments yet
Smart POWER Stripping, that is.
Solar and wind power are catching on, but conservation is still the best form of alternative energy.
Around the Basin–March 29, 2009 No comments yet
- Debate heats up over a new Michigan coal plant. Mlive/Bay City News
- Wind power companies race to find turbine sites in Michigan. Daily Telegram
- Battery company to power production with wind and solar. The News-Messenger
- Recession and rules put the pinch on Milwaukee’s port. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Around the Basin–March 21, 2009 No comments yet
- London, Ontario looks at the environmental costs of bottled water. The London Free Press
- Solar farm gets the go-ahead in Hamilton, Ontario. Northumberland News
Around the Basin–February 19, 2009 No comments yet
- Cleveland bus project to use wind and solar power to generate hydrogen for fuel cells. Crain’s Cleveland Business
- Mercury levels in Minnesota fish on the rise. Star Tribune
- Invasive quagga mussels threaten to undermine the food chain in the Great Lakes. Competition from the mussels is cutting out a vital source of food for Great Lakes fish. Staten Island Advance and NOAA
- Public meeting on planned solar farm for Hamilton, Ontario. Northumberland News
Around the Basin–February 13, 2009 No comments yet
- Threats to Great Lakes water security in a drier future. BBC News
- Looking at solar in Michigan. MLive
- Great Lakes pollution cleanups stall due to a lack of federal funding. Scientific American
- Cost overruns in the refurbishing of Canada’s nuclear reactors. The Globe and Mail
Around the Basin–February 10, 2009 No comments yet
- Switching to Lake Michigan water can be expensive. Water woes in Long Lake, IL. Daily Herald
- New Lenox, IL looks for stimulus help to re-tool water supply. South Town Star
- Credit crunch puts the squeeze on wind and solar. The New York Times
