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Beyond the Shore podcast uncovers the hidden world of the Great Lakes
In Michigan Public’s new podcast Beyond the Shore, host Rebecca Williams uncovers the shipwrecks, remarkable wildlife and hidden ecosystems beneath America’s Great Lakes.
Owen Sound man took car, stole booze from same store twice, police say
Owen Sound Police Service laid nine charges against a 29-year-old city man, including for stealing alcohol from the same store two days in a row. On Saturday someone reported that an intoxicated family member stole a car. The driver fled at high speed while disobeying traffic signals when police attempted a traffic stop, a police […]
Quadrillions of Mussels Could Doom This Fish | Great Lakes Now | Full Episode
A documentary explores how quadrillions of tiny mussels are reshaping the Great Lakes. Could this spell doom for a beloved fish? In Alpena, Michigan, one surfer shows us how he […]
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Booming Air Tourism Could Fuel European Rent Hikes of up to €250 a Year
Southern Europe and Ireland hit hardest by air tourism-driven housing crisis, T&E study finds Unchecked growth in tourism, facilitated by air traffic growth, is fueling an unaffordable housing crisis across Europe. Some of the most popular destinations like Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece, have seen protests from residents in the … [continued]
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Economics of Air Transport in Europe
Examining fair distribution of costs & benefits from air transport for tourism. Since 2010 tourism has grown rapidly across Europe, facilitated primarily by growth in air transport. Significant further growth of air traffic is forecast, boosted by airport expansion and gaps in aviation taxation. The air transport industry claims to bring … [continued]
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