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Bracing for climate impacts on Lake Erie, the walleye capital of the world

Though fisheries are thriving now, “continuing warming on the trajectory we’re going is not going to be good for walleye and yellow perch.”

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Haiti: An island nation whose environmental troubles only begin with water

The Caribbean island is currently being convulsed by a wave of civil unrest and gang violence, immediately triggered by soaring gas prices. But a dire environmental crisis underlays and feeds Haiti’s socioeconomic and political disorder.
Industrial plastic is spilling into Great Lakes

Industrial plastic is spilling into Great Lakes, and no one's regulating it, experts warn

About 10,000 tons of plastic waste are getting into the Great Lakes every year, threatening one of the largest reservoirs of freshwater on the planet that supports nearly 50 million people in Canada and the U.S.
Declining fish biodiversity affecting human nutrition
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Declining fish biodiversity in Peruvian Amazon affecting human nutrition

Declining fish diversity in the Peruvian Amazon could affect nutrition for many of the region's 800,000 people, according to a new study.

The world’s wetlands are slipping away. This vibrant wildlife sanctuary underscores the stakes
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The world’s wetlands are slipping away. This vibrant wildlife sanctuary underscores the stakes

It’s been 50 years since an international treaty to protect wetlands was created but, around the world, wetlands are still disappearing three times faster than forests.
Enormous pigeon-eating catfish wreaking havoc on Europe’s ecosystems
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Enormous pigeon-eating catfish wreaking havoc on Europe’s ecosystems

The continent’s largest freshwater fish, native to Eastern Europe, is an invasive species that threatens native fish already in decline.
We pump too much groundwater, and rivers are in danger
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We pump too much groundwater, and rivers are in danger

By 2050, thousands of rivers and streams worldwide could pass a critical ecological threshold, new research shows.
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