Tag: fish
Sierra Club Report: PFAS Found in Nearly All Alabama’s Waterways
MONTGOMERY, AL — A new report released today has found PFAS in nearly all of Alabama’s waterways, confirming the statewide threat of these deadly toxins. PFAS are man-made “forever chemicals” that don’t break down in the environment and are highly toxic to people. They are virtually unregulated by the US … [continued]
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NY State proposes fishing regulations changes to better protect walleye, pike
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation last week announced the release of proposed changes to coolwater sportfish regulations to help protect spawning fish, increase the reproductive capacity of […]
Sturgeon spearing numbers lower on day 4 of 2026 season
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reported that since the sturgeon spearing season began on Saturday, there have been 1,092 sturgeon speared on Lake Winnebago: 521 adult females, 423 males […]
Crying Over Spilled Sewage
Kevin Shafer is obsessed with rain. As the head of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, it’s his job to be. But when a thousand-year storm comes out of nowhere and dumps over a foot of rain, Kevin is faced with a decision: send sewage into people’s basements or into Lake Michigan.
Biologist seeks in-depth study of winter’s effect on Great Lakes
Diminishing ice cover heightens wave action and stirs up trouble for fish below the surface, an Algoma University scientist cautions. Read the full story by Sault This Week.