Great Lakes News

The public is invited to comment on NOAA’s National Charting Plan, a strategy to improve NOAA nautical chart coverage, products and distribution. The plan is open for public comment until…

In drafting and approving a budget to fund the federal government through September, the House and Senate voted to maintain funding for key Great Lakes programs that were previously targeted…

During a March Michigan Pipeline Safety Advisory Board meeting, Enbridge officials said that the outer coating layer on the Line 5 pipeline faces “delamination” in 18 spots. The Line 5…

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has accepted an application for further consideration of a Lake Ontario national marine sanctuary. If approved, the sanctuary would help preserve dozens of…

The marine industry lost a leader earlier this year. Suzi DuRant passed away following a long battle with ALS. DuRant was known as a great friend and passionate boating advocate…

A group of businesses, conservation advocates and sportsmen groups have sued the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in an effort to force the EPA to act on Ohio’s decision not to…

he Trump administration has released its official budget proposal for 2018, and it includes drastic cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), including the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. The administration’s…

Grady-White has reinvented its successful Canyon 306 30-foot center console. The redesigned, innovative console offers a full-height windshield, enhanced bow seating and major helm area improvements. The bow features optional…

Three teams from Cleveland are finalists in ErieHack, a competition to promote technological innovation in environmental solutions with a business twist. The first-place winner of the competition, which is sponsored…

This May, the Freshwater Lab, an initiative that focuses on water issues in the Great Lakes, will be hosting “Untrouble the Waters,” a two-day summit on Great Lakes water issues…