Tag: lakes
Eagle Peak and Belvedere of the 4 lakes
Navigate by keyboard Previous Following Summit culminating at 993 m, the Eagle Peak is an exceptional site which dominates the entire Jura des Plateaux, the Vallée du Hérisson, the Grandvaux…
“Lakes of Connemara”, knife attack: Eva Ionesco and Simon Liberati, the cursed lovers
Until then, we only knew the official version, that of the court of Soissons, in Aisne, where the terrible lovers were tried: during the night of February 15 to 16,…
Global mapping shows that half of the world’s largest lakes are shrinking
A little more than half, 53 percent, of all the Earth’s lakes and water reservoirs are shrinking. It shows a new one study. With the help of satellite images, researchers…
Climate, less and less water in the largest lakes in the world: 2 billion people at risk
(Finance) – In the last 28 years they have been lost 22 gigatons of water per year more than half of the great lakes of the world as a result…
More than half of the world’s largest lakes are drying up
According to research, a quarter of the world’s people live on the shores of shrinking lakes. More than half of the world’s largest lakes and reservoirs are at risk of…
Italy’s lakes are threatened by the worst drought in 70 years
In the middle of the clear blue waters of northern Italy’s Lake Garda, a group of people carefully walk in a row. They are barefoot and holding their shoes in…
Concerns about new bridge at Vinkeveen: ‘With a fixed bridge, the lakes become completely inaccessible’
Vinkeveen – Entrepreneurs in Vinkeveen are concerned about the future of the Demmeriksebrug. The bridge on the N201 is due for replacement after years of loyal service. The province, which…
less and less ice covers lakes and rivers
Hit hard by climate change combined with a multi-decadal meteorological phenomenon, the American-Canadian Great Lakes are less and less permanently covered by ice. Like them, the St. Lawrence River and…
Great Lakes Secondary School presents Revue 2023 March 2-4
Great Lakes Secondary School students will be showcasing their comedic, dramatic and performing artistic talents March 2-4 as part of the school’s popular annual Revue. Skits, comedy sketches, music and…
Low rainfall challenged Great Lakes region’s 2022 growing season: MSU professor
News Local News Jeff Andresen, a professor of meteorology and climatology in the Department of Geography, Environment and Spatial Sciences at Michigan State University, speaks at the 2023 Ontario Agricultural…