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Shift in EPA funding impacts the future of the Lake Superior Binational Forum

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The Lake Superior Binational Forum will be impacted by a shift in EPA funding. WTIP host Joey Detrick spoke with Lissa Radke, U.S. Coordinator of the Forum, on North Shore Morning. 

To learn more about the change in funding for the Lake Superior Binational Forum, or to submit comments regarding this change, go to:
http://www.superiorforum.org/

More information about Lake Superior issues can be found on WTIP's Lake Superior Project.

(Photo courtesy of Lake Superior Binational Forum)
 


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