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The sandbags were meant to be temporary to prevent erosion during record-high water levels three years ago.
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A federal judge said he won’t force Enbridge to turn off the Line 5 pipeline after a Wisconsin tribe appealed for its immediate shutdown. But the judge says he’ll soon issue a ruling on what conditions would justify a shutdown.
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A segment of the line crosses a tributary of Lake Superior, and the tribe says they’re worried recent erosion on the river will cause a breach in the pipeline.
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As they navigate a pandemic, Michigan residents will also be increasingly impacted by high lake levels this year.The US Army Corps of Engineers is…
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With water current high water levels and no decline in sight, some of Michigan’s infrastructure is being pushed to its limits. Transportation officials…
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New legislation would allow Michigan residents to use shoreline erosion protection before getting a state permit when lake levels are high.The state has…
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Lisa Kenion lives in Euclid, right off of Lake Erie. She’s a member of the Moss Point Beach Club, a neighborhood with a private little patch of lakefront…
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Shoreline has eroded within 45 feet of a historic lighthouse at Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore.Lee Jameson is the Facility Manager at Sleeping Bear…