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Seiches
Strong winds or sudden changes in barometric pressure over different sections of the Lake can cause the surface
University of Michigan CLEAR Fellow and Intern
This summer, thanks to donors who support our paid internship program, we were lucky to have Indira Sankaran
Torch Lake Septic Ordinance
Local government at work! Yesterday was a big day for clean water in Northern Michigan. Tip of the
Black Lake Watershed Survey
Black Lake Watershed residents—we want to hear from you! Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council and students from
Bay View Panel Discussion
Join Tip of the Mitt’s Policy Director Jennifer McKay at a panel discussion as part of Bay View
Steam Tweens
Join our very own Eli Baker for an afternoon of learning at STEAM TWEENS at the Petoskey District
Watch out for septic warning signs!
Watch out for the warning signs! Many of us rely on septic systems for wastewater treatment. A failing
The Health of Our Rivers Article featuring Marcella Domka
A great article featuring commentary from our very own Marcella Domka! THE RIVERS OF OUR RIVER TOWNS
2023 Volunteer Appreciation BBQ
We’re celebrating our dedicated volunteers at our annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ on Thursday, July 27, 4 – 6
Torch Lake Township Septic Tank Meeting Notice
Meeting Notice! Recent beach closures in Torch Lake Township have started a conversation about faulty septic tanks contributing
The Agreements between Enbridge and the State of Michigan
Second Agreement – October 2018 SECOND AGREEMENT On October 3, 2018, the State of Michigan and Enbridge Energy
Alternatives to Enbridge Line in the Straits of Mackinac
Alternatives to Line 5 are feasible, economically viable, and should be considered by the State of Michigan. Implementation
Conventional Crude Oil vs. Oil Sands Crude Oil
Conventional Crude Oil Crude oil is liquid petroleum that is found underground. Depending on where it is found
Addition Resources for Pipeline Information
Common Ground Alliance – The Common Ground Alliance (CGA) is a member-driven association dedicated to ensuring public safety, environmental
How You Can Help
One of the best ways to protect yourself and your family if you live near a pipeline is
Oil Spill Response
The severity of impact of an oil spill depends on a variety of factors including physical characteristics of
Pipeline Safety
Despite being the safest way to transport oil and gas products over long distances, pipelines come with an
Pipeline Risks
Releases of products carried through pipelines can impact the environment and may result in injuries or fatalities as
Pipeline Permitting in Michigan
Community engagement is a vital part of many pipeline projects. Public participation contributes to better decisions because decision-makers
Pipelines in Michigan
The Great Lakes represent one-fifth of the world’s fresh surface water. Forty million people rely on the Great
