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Open Rivers, Iss Issue 28: Winter/Spring 2025 (2025)
ISSN 2471-190X · University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing · 326 artikel di indeks
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Our Changing Relationship to Lake Superior, 1975-2025
By David Beard, Catherine O'Reilly, Joseph M. Lane, Jennifer E. Moore, Timothy Broman, Chance Lasher, Robert Dewitt Adams, Luke Moravec, Moira Villiard, Anastasia Bamford, Nan Montgomery, Sheila Packa, Krista Sue-Lo Twu, and Jennifer Brady. This Open Rivers feature is occasioned by the fiftieth…
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Rights of Nature and the Lake Erie Bill of Rights
By Sheryl Cunningham. On February 26, 2019, citizens of Toledo, Ohio, passed legislation called the Lake Erie Bill of Rights (LEBOR), which created legal standing for nature in the state of Ohio by giving individual citizens the right to sue on behalf of the Lake Erie ecosystem. The initial…
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Misi-zaaga’iganing (Mille Lacs Lake)
By Travis Zimmerman. Mille Lacs Lake is the second largest lake in Minnesota and archaeological evidence suggests that it was one of the first areas that humans settled in the region. Many different groups of people have called the area around the lake home. A number of Native American tribes have…
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Looking for a US ‘climate haven’ away from disaster risks?
By Julie Arbit, Brad Bottoms, and Earl Lewis. Southeast Michigan seemed like the perfect “climate haven.” “My family has owned my home since the ’60s. … Even when my dad was a kid and lived there, no floods, no floods, no floods, no floods. Until [2021],” one southeast Michigan resident told us…
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Climate Change Threatens Drinking Water Quality Across The Great Lakes
By Gabriel Filippelli, and Joseph D. Ortiz. “Do Not Drink/Do Not Boil” is not what anyone wants to hear about their city’s tap water. But the combined effects of climate change and degraded water quality could make such warnings more frequent across the Great Lakes region. A preview occurred on…
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Introduction to Issue 29 | Great Lakes, Peril and Promise
By Laurie Moberg, Editor, and Joanne Richardson. As a river flows, it carries things with it: sediment, debris, but also history and memory. It transforms the landscape around it even as the landscape reciprocally shapes the river. Over the past decade, Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place and…