In Benton Harbor, Michigan, a city long burdened by a water crisis, Reverend Edward Pinkney has become a central figure…
In Benton Harbor, Michigan, a city long burdened by a water crisis, Reverend Edward Pinkney has become a central figure…
When walking the tree-lined streets of Palo Alto, California, one can only be amazed with the hypnotic beauty and wealth…
The Toledo Harbor Lighthouse in Lake Erie (Pictured Below)
As rural revitalization and sustainable food systems garner more attention, interest in aquaculture is on the rise. But as with…
If water is considered the world’s most important resource, then the Great Lakes region stands as both a sanctuary and…
Freshwater Future is proud to host two graduate students, Angelique Willis and Katelyn Connelly, this summer from the Environmental Fellows Program at the Yale School of the Environment.
Michigan Representative Emily Dievendorf (D-Lansing) has introduced the Water Affordability and Shutoff Protections Act, House Bill 4555, the first bill in a number to make up the Affordable Water Now legislative package.
On May 7th, in an alarming demonstration of state overreach, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed into state law a bill…
The Great Lakes and State Waters Bill of Rights would recognize that the Great Lakes and their watersheds have the fundamental legal rights to exist, flourish, and regenerate! Most importantly, these rights could be enforced against corporations and polluters in court if the bill is passed.
Under the nose of rapidly changing national headlines, environmentalists, local coalitions, and Indigenous communities across the country are making progress on preserving our nation’s water and natural resources.