Lake Superior Chemicals in Lake Superior's water and air are a cross-border environmental issue with the U.S. and Canada. Most toxic water pollution comes from air pollution. This program mobilizes citizens to reform government policy and industry behavior.
Citizens use legal strategies, pollution prevention projects and media campaigns.
Saving Our Watersheds Water is necessary for life. This project highlights pollution in American waterways in a series of reports and follows seven watershed case studies where citizens are cleaning up. Wolves Wolf populations are increasing in the Great Lakes region. This program was developed to ensure the recovery of wolves in this area continues under the Endangered Species Act. To conserve wildlife and natural resources in urban areas requires citizen participation.