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MI Daily synopsis 1960s

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MI Daily Synopsis 1970s

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Michigan Daily "Says Stream Life Must Be Preserved," 1937.

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An article published on October 7, 1937 describes the research of local zoologists on coastal species, as well as actions that must be implemented to preserve them.

Potomac River

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Protesters at Huron River Walk

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Recreation not Degradation, Huron River Walk

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Senator Hart at Huron River Walk

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Senator Hart at Huron River Walk

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The Huron "Sewer"

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The Huron River boats.

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Created by Michigan in the World and the Environmental Justice HistoryLab, projects of the U-M History Department.