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Pennsylvania’s portion of Lake Erie on track to become a national marine sanctuary

Sylas Yarad·August 11, 2023

The proposal looks to protect dozens of underwater shipwrecks in Lake Erie off the coast of Pennsylvania while still allowing for fishing, boating and diving.

Conservation Culture Recreation Water Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

Groups Look to Protect Pennsylvania’s Lake Erie Watershed with Common Goals

Kara Holsopple·December 11, 2020

Lake Erie supports fishing, boating, swimming and even a craft beer industry, but there are threats to the watershed. A new plan outlines solutions.

Conservation Environmental Justice Water Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

Erie Activists Keep Pressure on a Polluting Coke Plant in Their Community

Ed Mahon·October 11, 2019

Mike Campbell and Sister Pat Lupo started Hold Erie Coke Accountable to keep an eye on the plant. DEP tried to shut it down due to violations, but a court order is keeping it open.

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Trump Delivers On Promise To Help Presque Isle’s Beaches, But Other Environmental Threats Remain

Lucy Perkins·July 26, 2019

Like climate change and toxic algae. Critics say the president's environmental policies are hurting Lake Erie.

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Pennsylvania’s portion of Lake Erie on track to become a national marine sanctuary

Groups Look to Protect Pennsylvania’s Lake Erie Watershed with Common Goals

Erie Activists Keep Pressure on a Polluting Coke Plant in Their Community

Trump Delivers On Promise To Help Presque Isle’s Beaches, But Other Environmental Threats Remain