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...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 AM CST FRIDAY... * WHAT...Snow expected. Total snow accumulations between 2 and 4 inches. The higher amounts should be east of highway 32. * WHERE...Calumet and Brown Counties. * WHEN...Until 6 AM CST Friday. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions.

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Regional organizations release annual joint priorities for the Great Lakes

Ann Arbor, Mich. – In advance of Great Lakes Day events next week, a binational coalition of regional agencies, legislators, local communities, tribes, and business, maritime and environmental groups today released shared priorities for restoring the Great Lakes and supporting the region’s economy. Great Lakes Day, which will take place virtually on Wednesday, March 2, is an annual event that brings together regional leaders and members of Congress who play a critical role in shaping Great Lakes policies. New this year, the regional partners will also host a series of virtual topical sessions on Great Lakes priorities throughout the week of February 28 through March 4.

“Our organizations support these priorities to accelerate progress, foster equity, build resilience, and ensure the Great Lakes are a source of drinking water, environmental treasure, and economic engine for North America,” the priorities read. “We commend the historic federal investment in Great Lakes restoration, water infrastructure, and climate resilience through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act… and appreciate Congress’ recognition that supplemental appropriations will accelerate progress for important restoration and infrastructure programs in addition to annual appropriations.”

The agenda urges Congress and the Biden administration to: appropriate no less than $400 million for the GLRI in FY 2023 in addition to the supplemental investment through the recent infrastructure legislation; invest in drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure to tackle historic inequities; enhance the region’s resiliency to the impacts of a changing climate; develop coordinated regional science and workforce opportunities; strengthen Great Lakes ports and the maritime transportation system; support federal programs to address harmful algal blooms; and protect the Great Lakes basin from invasive carp and other aquatic invasive species.

The 2021 Great Lakes priorities are endorsed by the Great Lakes Commission, Great Lakes Fishery Commission, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, Chippewa Ottawa Resource Authority, Great Lakes Metro Chambers Coalition, American Great Lakes Ports Association, Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Legislative Caucus, the Lake Carriers’ Association, and the Great Lakes Business Network.

The Great Lakes Commission, led by chair Todd L. Ambs, deputy secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (retired), is a binational government agency established in 1955 to protect the Great Lakes and the economies and ecosystems they support. Its membership includes leaders from the eight U.S. states and two Canadian provinces in the Great Lakes basin. The GLC recommends policies and practices to balance the use, development, and conservation of the water resources of the Great Lakes and brings the region together to work on issues that no single community, state, province, or nation can tackle alone. Learn more at www.glc.org.

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Drinking Water News Roundup: New DNA Computer can Reveal Water Contaminants, HydroOne Team Works Towards Cleaning up Oil Spill

From lead pipes to PFAs, drinking water contamination is a major issue plaguing cities and towns all around the Great Lakes. Cleaning up contaminants and providing safe water to everyone is an ongoing public health struggle.

Keep up with drinking water-related developments in the Great Lakes area.

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  • Illinois American Water Investing Over $16 Million in Jerseyville Water System – BusinessWire

Illinois American water plans to donate over $16 million to help maintain and transform the municipal water system for the city of Jerseyville.

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...LAKE-EFFECT SNOW SHOWERS WILL IMPACT THE MORNING COMMUTE... A band of lake-effect snow showers set up over the Manitowoc area overnight, where it brought up to 4 inches of snow. Fortunately the snow was shifting northwest, and was expected to mainly impact Kewaunee, southern Door and eastern Brown counties through the rest of the morning. Given the movement of the snow band, it

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Canada’s Maude Barlow chronicles 40 years of activism in new book, “Still Hopeful”

For Maude Barlow, the importance of hope was instilled by her parents as a child while having her morning oatmeal. It grew into a “lifelong mantra” that took her through the travails of 40 years of social justice and environmental activism in Canada and on the international stage.

Now, Barlow chronicles that hopeful trek in her 20th book, Still Hopeful: Lessons From A Lifetime Of Activism.

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The president and CEO of The Joyce Foundation discusses the importance of the $1 billion investment from the bipartisan infrastructure law to clean up toxic pollution in the Great Lakes. Read the full story by the Chicago Tribune.

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A Michigan author and policy expert recently updated his book, Great Lakes for Sale, in light of the recent climate catastrophes in the West to discuss what the author considers a lack of public action against the shortcomings of the Great Lakes Compact. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.

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According to the weekly report published by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District, Lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron are expected to remain steady near their current levels, Lake Erie is forecast to rise about 1 inch, and Lake Ontario is expected to rise about 4 inches over the next month. Read the full story by the Manistee News Advocate.

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A mid-Michigan city that has been dealing with lead in their dirking water launched a new dashboard that allows residents to check whether or not there are lead pipes providing water service to their homes. Read the full story by MLive.

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The Ohio Lake Erie Commission is celebrating its 30-year anniversary, and for all thirty years they’ve held a “Life on Lake Erie” photo contest. The contest is an opportunity for amateur photographers to showcase their talent for photographing one of Ohio’s most valuable natural resources. Read the full story by WTVG-TV – Toledo, OH.

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The majesty of rivers and their connection to the Great Lakes will be the topic of discussion at an event sponsored by Great Lakes Inspired, an informal partnership of Great Lakes artists, managers and advocates seeking to strengthen and promote links between Great Lakes arts and science as a way of inspiring Great Lakes stewardship. Read the full story by The News-Herald.

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...LOCALLY HAZARDOUS TRAVEL CONDITIONS EXPECTED FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE... Roads remain snow or ice covered in spots this morning, and cold temperatures will hamper the efforts of highway crews to treat them. Locally hazardous travel conditions will continue through the morning commute, so travelers should use caution.

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...HAZARDOUS TRAVEL CONDITIONS STILL POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION EARLY THIS MORNING... Patchy light snow showers or flurries will end early this morning, with little additional accumulation expected. Gusty northwest winds may cause localized drifting of the new snow in open areas. Roads will remain snow or ice covered in spots early this morning,

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As the megadrought in the Western U.S. worsens, calls for freshwater diversions from the Great Lakes to the West have grown increasingly popular. Water diversion from the Great Lakes harms not only the ecosystem, but also the cultural significance of water, according to MIchigan environmental policy expert.

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...HAZARDOUS TRAVEL CONDITIONS STILL POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION OVERNIGHT... Although the heaviest precipitation has moved off to the northeast, area roadways could still be slippery northeast Wisconsin overnight. Road reports across the area indicate roads were generally still

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Episode 2202 Lesson Plans: The Great Lakes on Thin Ice

This lesson will explore the phenomenon of ice cover as students learn about ways that winter is “shrinking” in the Great Lakes. They will engage with the science of phase changes as it relates to temperature.

Lesson Objectives

  • Know about the impact that ice coverage ice has on the Great Lakes
  • Understand how temperature relates to the freezing and melting of water
  • Be able to engineer a thermos to minimize temperature changes to a hot beverage when exposed to cold temperatures

View the entire lesson plan including teacher background information, worksheets and more below or download for free here.

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...HAZARDOUS TRAVEL CONDITIONS STILL POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION... Although the heaviest precipitation has moved off to the northeast, area roadways could still be slippery across central, east-central Wisconsin, and the lakeshore this evening. Some light snow is possible this evening, with little additional accumulation expected.

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...WINTRY PRECIPITATION CONTINUING ACROSS THE AREA LATE THIS AFTERNOON... .A low pressure system centered over southwest Lower Michigan late Tuesday afternoon will track to Lake Huron by midnight. Periods of snow generated by the system will continue during the late afternoon, and any lingering sleet over east-central Wisconsin will

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...HAZARDOUS TRAVEL CONDITIONS LIKELY FOR THE AFTERNOON COMMUTE... At 225 pm, radar and surface weather observations indicated snow across all of central and northern Wisconsin. Across the north, the snow was falling very heavily at times, with snowfall rates often exceeding 1 inch per hour. Little change is expected in

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Chicago, IL (February 18, 2022) – Earlier today, the City of Chicago denied a permit for General Iron’s Southside Recycling project on the city’s southeast side in the Calumet Industrial Corridor. The permit’s denial is a major victory for Southeast Side community members who have fought for decades to prevent new pollution sources and clean up existing pollution that threatens public health. Today’s action is an important step forward in charting a more sustainable, healthier future for the Calumet corridor and addressing the city’s long history of environmental injustices.

Read on for reactions from environmental and community organizations:

“We have turned a new page in the City of Chicago – we will celebrate the denial of General Iron’s permit today but tomorrow we will continue to work on our vision for a sustainable future for all the communities on the Calumet River. Thank you to all the community members for their hard work and commitment to justice and to all the ally’s that lifted up the demands of the residents of the Southeast Side of Chicago.” – Olga Bautista, Southeast Environmental Task Force Executive Director

“The Alliance for the Great Lakes applauds the City of Chicago’s decision to deny this permit. Previous research has clearly detailed the stark environmental injustices facing those who live and work along the Calumet Industrial Corridor. This denial is an important step in addressing and reversing that harm. We look forward to supporting the City and community leaders on land use and zoning reform and stricter regulations that protect the health of residents and our waters. We are encouraged that the City has shown leadership by listening to impacted community members as part of its decision-making.” – Joel Brammeier, Alliance for the Great Lakes President & CEO

“The Metropolitan Planning Council appreciates that the Department of Public Health denied this permit. This decision demonstrates that it is possible for the City to use health and environmental justice data and community input to reassess development decisions. This is a critical first step in evaluating cumulative impacts in overburdened communities. MPC will continue to support the City’s forward momentum toward improving permitting, land use, and zoning processes to center community voices and create resilient, equitable, and healthy neighborhoods.” – Darlene Hightower, President & CEO, Metropolitan Planning Council

“The Center for Neighborhood Technology commends the Department of Public Health for denying the permit for General Iron’s Southside Recycling project. We celebrate alongside the thousands of residents on Chicago’s SE side, and pledge our continued support to the community leaders who have been fighting for a healthier, more sustainable and equitable future. CNT is ready to continue to hold the city accountable to its commitment to improving health outcomes for Chicago’s most vulnerable residents.” – Bob Dean, CEO, Center for Neighborhood Technology

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Breaking up: Ice loss is changing one Anishinaabe fisherman’s relationship with Lake Superior

By Jolene Banning, The Narwhal

This story first ran on The Narwhal, a non-profit news organization that publishes in-depth stories about Canada’s natural world.

Sometime in the early 1990s, the ice was so unusually thick and smooth on Gitchigumi that Anishinaabe fisherman Phillip Solomon drove his car, a 1984 Monte Carlo, across the lake from Fort William First Nation to Pie Island with a friend.

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...TRAVEL CONDITIONS LIKELY TO DETERIORATE CONSIDERABLY THIS AFTERNOON... At 1220 pm, radar and surface weather observations indicated an increasing band of precipitation surging northeast across central and into northern Wisconsin. The precipitation was falling as mainly snow north and west of a line from Wausau to Wausaukee, and

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...WINTRY PRECIPITATION CONTINUING ACROSS THE AREA... .A low pressure system centered over northern Illinois at noon will track to Lake Huron by midnight. Snow and sleet generated by the system will continue early this afternoon, transitioning to all snow by evening. The heaviest snow will occur across north-central Wisconsin.

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...A WINTRY MIX AND SLIPPERY CONDITIONS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT... A light and periodic wintry mix of freezing drizzle, snow, and sleet will continue southeast of a line from Wisconsin Rapids to Marinette overnight. A light glaze of ice and up to a half inch of snow will be possible through daybreak. Additional light mixed precipitation will change to snow during

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The Great Lakes Water Authority plans to increase the ability of its water and wastewater systems to cope with flooding and other severe weather conditions under a capital improvement plan to be carried out over five years. The investment will consist of 182 projects from 2023 to 2027 in the region at a cost of approximately $1.73 billion.

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...A WINTRY MIX AND SLIPPERY CONDITIONS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT... A wintry mix of freezing drizzle, snow, and sleet will continue across east- central, portions of northeast, portions of central Wisconsin and the lakeshore overnight. Road reports indicate conditions are deteriorating rapidly across the area. A light glazing of ice or a few tenths of an inch of sleet are possible

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...LIGHT PRECIPITATION EXPECTED THIS EVENING... Light mixed precipitation is expected across east-central, portions of northeast, portions of central Wisconsin and the lakeshore this evening. A mix of freezing drizzle, flurries, and light sleet are possible at times, which may created isolated spots of slick roadways. A light glazing of ice is possible on

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Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Brown (WIC009) Wisconsin Issued by the National Weather Service

Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Brown (WIC009) Wisconsin Issued by the National Weather Service

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...LIGHT PRECIPITATION EARLY THIS AFTERNOON... Light mixed precipitation has begun to develop off of the lakeshore this afternoon. Very light freezing drizzle, flurries, and light sleet are possible at times near the lakeshore, which may created isolated spots of slick roadways. Amounts are expected to be fairly light.

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Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Brown (WIC009) Wisconsin Issued by the National Weather Service

Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Brown (WIC009) Wisconsin Issued by the National Weather Service

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I Speak for the Fish: Logperch rocking, rolling and rebounding

Some fish don’t seem to mind a diver’s bubbles or humans fumbling around underwater. Others bolt at my first exhalation. Some fish are super approachable while others remain wary and aloof regardless of how I try to entice them.   

And some species, like the tiny logperch, don’t seem to give a fig what I do. 

Read Now at Great Lakes Now.

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Great Lakes Now

https://www.greatlakesnow.org/2022/02/speak-for-fish-logperch-rebounding/

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The next River Talk will take place at 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m., Tuesday, March 8, in person in room 203 at the University of Wisconsin Yellowjacket Union (1605 Catlin Ave., Superior) as part of the St. Louis River Summit. Marne Kaeske with the 1854 Treaty Authority, will present, “Bawa’iganaakoog (Wild Rice Harvesting Sticks).”

Wooden wild rice knockers rest atop a pile of wild rice they were used to harvest. Image credit: Deanna Erickson, National Lake Superior Estuarine Research Reserve

Construct wild rice knocking sticks and get prepared to hit the rice bed during Manoomike-giizis (the wild ricing moon). All materials and instruction included. Registration in advance is required and capacity is limited to 15 people.  Face coverings are required inside the building.

To attend, please sign up using this form: https://forms.gle/trdxExKZfi169XAG8. The form will close when the event limit has been reached.

For questions about this River Talk, please contact Luciana Ranelli at 715-399-4085 or luciana.ranelli@wisc.edu.

Remaining River Talks will be held April 13 and May 11. For more information, visit the River Talks page: go.wisc.edu/4uz720.

The River Talks are sponsored by The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Wisconsin Sea Grant Program.

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News Releases | Wisconsin Sea Grant

News Releases | Wisconsin Sea Grant

https://www.seagrant.wisc.edu/news/construct-wild-rice-knockers-at-river-talks/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=construct-wild-rice-knockers-at-river-talks

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A new report by the Canadian environmental group Environmental Defence recommends upgrading Enbridge Inc.’s new Line 78 pipeline to handle most of what Line 5 now delivers to Ontario and Quebec, as well as several Midwestern states. Read the full story by The Canadian Press.

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Great Lakes Commission

Great Lakes Commission

https://www.glc.org/dailynews/20220221-line-5

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The Saugatuck Dunes Coastal Alliance is fighting to preserve the marina portion of a historic shipping “ghost town” in West Michigan once titled “Singapore,” which met its ultimate demise in the early 1900s.  Read the full story by Holland Sentinel.

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Great Lakes Commission

Great Lakes Commission

https://www.glc.org/dailynews/20220221-logging-ghost-town

Patrick Canniff

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Cleanup of the Twin Ports’ St. Louis River will accelerate under new federal Great Lakes restoration funding. The Lake Superior estuary is one of 22 designated “areas of concern” to be restored using $1 billion from the bipartisan infrastructure deal approved by Congress last fall. Read the full story by Star Tribune.

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Great Lakes Commission

Great Lakes Commission

https://www.glc.org/dailynews/20220221-st-louis-river

Patrick Canniff

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is planning a pilot project set to launch this spring to determine best practices for minnow dealers who trap spottail shiners in lakes designated as infested waters for zebra mussels. Read the full story by Alexandria Echo Press.

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Great Lakes Commission

Great Lakes Commission

https://www.glc.org/dailynews/20220221-zebra-mussels

Patrick Canniff