By Greg Barnes In the 1980s, the water in Lake Michigan was a cloudy, blue-green soup of algae and other living microorganisms. Fast forward to today. The lake is so clear that bathers standing neck-deep in it can easily see their feet on the bottom. And that’s not a good thing. Invasive zebra mussels, first […]
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