The Great Lakes Science Plan for the Next Generation builds on the findings of the board's 2022 Great Lakes Science Strategy for the Next Decade (the Science Strategy).
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The future will bring changes to the Great Lakes. Are we ready to meet them?
The Great Lakes support a regional economy of US$6 trillion (CDN$7.5 trillion) and provide safe drinking water for millions of people.
What is the Great Lakes Science Plan for the Next Generation?
When complete, the Great Lakes Science Plan for the Next Generation (the Science Plan) will provide a roadmap for coordinating Great Lakes science activities that:
In collaboration with a multitude of partners, the International Joint Commission's (IJC) Great Lakes Science Advisory Board is developing a Great Lakes Science Plan for the Next Generation that anticipates science needs to address environmental changes that the region will face…
There’s an imbalance of phosphorus that fuels harmful algal blooms in Missisquoi Bay in the Lake Champlain basin.
As climate change influences the conditions in the Osoyoos Lake Basin, it is important for the International Osoyoos Lake Board of Control to better understand how hydrologic conditions resulting from future climate scenarios interact with the current lake-level rule curve and drought criteria…