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Links
and articles related to Lake Superior
Swimmer
yields to Big Lake but hopes to return
Stupak
Urges Michigan Panel to Reject Directional Drilling
Swimmer
heading across Superior to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
Center
for Science and Environmental Outreach (Home
Page)
Center
for Science and Environmental Outreach
(Educational Programs)
Center
for Science and Environmental Outreach
(Community Outreach and planning resources)
U.S.
House votes on stopping Great Lakes drilling
Legislators
to hold public forum on Great Lakes drilling
Inland
Sea Symposium, Lake Superior Alliance Conference kick off summer
North
Woods Conservancy
Students
learn voyageur life style at Youth Symposium
Speaker
urges students, teachers to become Lake Superior
activists
Rich
Brown: Great
Lakes drilling poses high risks
Izaak
Walton League of America (Duluth, MN chapter)
High
Country News
Northwoods
Wilderness Recovery
MTU
to host Lake Superior Youth Symposium
Stupak
Calls for Great Lakes Drilling Ban
Stupak:
Proposal on Great Lakes water diversions falls far
short
Center
for Biological Diversity
Life
in Real Time
KBIC ’Äî Sacred Site
A Walk to Remember
The Lake Superior Lakewide Management Plan 2000
Lake
Superior Binational Program
Cross Currents ’Äî Paddle To The Sea
Michigan Land Use Institute
Friends of Lake Superior -National Wildlife Federation
Lake Superior Alliance
Water Keepers’Äô Alliance
Great Lakes Women’Äôs Leadership Network
FOLK (Friends of the Land of Keweenaw)
Torch Lake Area Public Action Council
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
GEM Center for Science and Environmental Outreach
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC)
Great Lakes and Cold Climates Architect
Gratiot Lake Conservancy
Eagle Harbor Web
Job Listing
Other resources
Michigan
Department of Environmental Quality
Michigan
Department of Natural Resources ’Äî This
Web site leads to several sources of information on
conservation, such as Natural
Beauty Roads (giving guidelines of interest to
land use planning committees). Readers can also
check out the current DNR
Calendar ’Äì a monthly
report of Game, Fish and Land Use Orders; Land
Transactions; Upcoming Public Meetings Seasons and
License information.
Clean Air Act violations ’Äî Dedicated to providing air quality advocates with the information they need to make sure that polluters in their community can be held accountable.
From the Environmental Law and Policy Center in Chicago ’Äî The interactive site calculates how much pollution is in the energy you use every day. You enter in your monthly utility bill, pick your utility, and the calculator shows you how much carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide, and sulfur dioxide you create, translated into car trips, trees planted, and other terms people can understand. We also have really basic explanations of what these and other pollutants do to our environment and links for more information. We hope this will be helpful to you, especially in your work on electricity deregulation/ environmental disclosure.
Lake Superior Online GIS maps ’Äî A project funded by the Lake Superior Binational Program makes a wide variety of maps available on-line at the web site of the University of Minnesota's Natural Resources Research Institute. The list of on-line maps includes: Climatic Maps, Demographics, Forest Types, Land Use / Cover, Original Vegetation, Soil Drainage
Article on chemicals in the environment coming under scrutiny as the number of childhood learning problems soars.
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