Experts and local environmental activists say cuts to the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory could have an ...

Michigan State University researchers discovered ... Climate change is thought to intensify lake algal blooms and increase the likelihood of "regime shifts," or sudden and long-lasting changes ...

NOAA layoffs could harm Great Lakes water quality and weather forecasting, raising concerns for public health and ecosystems.

Researchers at Michigan State University who have ... "There are about 30 lakes in the state that routinely support algae blooms," state lake biologist Linda Bacon told News Center Maine last ...

Deep cuts could slow long-term weather and climate monitoring, leave less time to prepare for natural disasters and put biodiversity at risk.