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Banner image: Lightning storm over Superior
Ground water run-off
Educate yourself...become aware of what is going on around you.
If you live here or work on the Great Lakes you know and understand the value of
these lakes and the need to protect and preserve them.
Please read, please think critically about what you read, make your
own decisions and choices. Choose wisely, this is our future.

Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement


Water quality sign, Lake Superior
Even on Lake Superior, where many believe the water to be the cleanest,
water quality signs have gone up, while beaches close.

Great Lakes Regional Water Program


Storm drain with warning painted on it
What you do in your lives, every day, can make a difference.
Find out what you can do in your community to help keep our lakes and
streams clean for generations to come.

Issues Protection Agency


Sunset over coal plant, Nanticoke: photo by Swell Sam Photography
Emissions and air quality along the Great Lakes is not just an issue
in the United States, but in neighboring Canada as well.

Great Lakes Echo