Carol Thompson is a State Government Reporter at LSJ News. She specializes in energy and mining, climate change and environment, and water management, focusing on topics such as hydrology, water conservation, and renewable energy policies. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including CBS News, Phys.org, and The Detroit News.
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Carol Thompson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to energy, crime, politics, environmental issues, Great Lakes, and fishing. To effectively reach out to her for potential coverage or contribution opportunities:
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By: Carol Thompson
DETROIT — There's something troubling happening to fish that live more than 600 feet below the surface of Lake Superior.
A new 1,100-foot boardwalk allows visitors with limited mobility to enjoy the Upper Peninsula landmark
By: Carol Thompson
Consultants commissioned by Michigan business groups recommended that lawmakers shore up the state's data center regulations to address public concerns about the facilities and to leverage greater economic benefits from them.
Carol Thompson, The Detroit News The harmful algae bloom on Lake Erie will be moderate this year, similar to levels seen in 2022 and 2024, water quality scientists predicted Thursday.
By: Carol Thompson
DETROIT — The harmful algae bloom on Lake Erie will be moderate this year, similar to levels seen in 2022 and 2024, water quality scientists predicted Thursday.
By: Carol Thompson
Carol Thompson The Detroit News Tree swallows at a Great Lakes bird observatory are shrinking, a troubling finding that University
By: Carol Thompson
Tree swallows at a Great Lakes bird observatory are shrinking, a troubling finding that University of Michigan researchers said is tied to crashing insect populations in the region and world.
By: Carol Thompson
Tree swallows at a Great Lakes bird observatory are shrinking, a troubling finding that University of Michigan researchers said is tied to crashing insect populations in the region and world.
Michigan averages about 14 tornadoes a year. Most are weak, but those that occur after dark can be especially dangerous.
Carol Thompson, The Detroit News Isle Royale National Park staff on Tuesday closed another campground on the treasured Lake Superior island park after wolves ripped through a tent to reach a cooler kept inside.
