Currentcast

Some researchers think the best way to keep Asian Carp out of the Great Lakes is to eat them. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Sometimes removing a dam is a better option than repairing it. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Learn more about the benefits and risks of hydropower. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Fixing household leaks is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Burning biofuels may release fewer greenhouse gases than gasoline, but what is their impact on water? Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

With a few alterations, ditches can reduce flooding and water pollution. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

This label certifies products that use water efficiently, while maintaining peak performance. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

This great river is the second longest in the U.S. and flows through 10 states. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

This naturally occurring chemical can leach into ground and surface water. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

The western Lake Erie basin is an important stopover site for migrating songbirds, so it’s important to consider them when looking at wind energy. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

A group of organizations are helping one landowner revert some of his property back to its natural state. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

An online tool helps homeowners estimate, and reduce, their flood risk. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

When birds that migrate at night find themselves over water when the sun comes up, they head for the nearest shoreline – even if it means backtracking. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

The parking lot for the Memorial is getting a green facelift. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Overfishing and predatory sea lampreys almost wiped out lake trout in the Great Lakes, but after years of stocking, lake trout are reproducing and are self-sustaining in Lake Superior. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

The system of locks and canals that allowed ships to bypass Niagara Falls suddenly created a path for invasive species. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Climate change is expected to deal multiple blows to water resources in New York. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Using a three-zone buffer system around a stream can dramatically improve water quality. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

The Erie Canal introduced a new path to the west by connecting Albany to Buffalo. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.

Lawns need less water than most people think. Learn more at:  http://www.CurrentCast.org.