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WHAT'S THE FUTURE?

The story of the Great Lakes does not end here. Although progress has been steady and the ecosystem has shown signs of recovery, pollution will continue to be a major concern in years to come.

As people living around the lakes realise how closely they are connected to the Great Lakes, they are becoming more involved in positive actions. People are reclaiming, cleaning up and restoring their watersheds, local shorelines, parks and green spaces. By carefully managing technology, economic development and natural resources, people can live within the ecosystem without causing injury.

In return, the lakes and the land surrounding them will continue to contribute to the quality of life for all living things (people too) in the Great Lakes ecosystem and beyond.

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