Glowing squirrels and the search for ‘why’ Points NorthMay 26, 2023 One night in northern Wisconsin, Jon Martin was looking for biofluorescence. But what Martin saw that night was something he never expected. ConservationWildlife
The Phosphorus Paradox: We use it to grow food, but it’s poisoning our water Points NorthMay 3, 2023 Phosphorus, a key ingredient in agricultural fertilizers, is fueling harmful algal blooms in the Great Lakes. PollutionWaterYour Environment Update
A trail less traveled: Few have hiked all 4,800 miles of the North Country Trail Points NorthFebruary 3, 2023 Only 20 people are known to have hiked the entire North Country National Scenic Trail. In Ohio farm country, one more name is about to make the list. Recreation
What’s stopping wind energy on the Great Lakes? Points NorthDecember 9, 2022 There’s no shortage of wind blowing across the Great Lakes. But why has off-shore wind on the lakes been a hard sell? Climate ChangeEnergy
