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ANN ARBOR — Dry weather sometimes has a benefit. This year, for Michigan’s waterways, that includes a noticeable improvement in the appearance of Lake St. Clair due to fewer storm-related …
HOUGHTON — Bees are dying, and Cindy Fiser wants to know why. Now the federal Environmental Protection Agency is helping her look for answers. Fiser, a fourth-year applied ecology and …
ANN ARBOR—More than 700 miles of shoreline in lakes Huron and Michigan are potentially vulnerable to oil spills if the pipeline beneath the Straits of Mackinac ruptures, according to a …
ANN ARBOR — University of Michigan researchers have released the final version of a report analyzing policy options for the state of Michigan regarding high-volume hydraulic fracturing, the natural gas …
PELLSTON — The milkweed plants growing in 40 cube-shaped chambers on a hilltop at the University of Michigan Biological Station in northern Lower Michigan provide a glimpse into the future …
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Hubbell, Roth & Clark Inc., a 100-year old Michigan-based professional engineering services firm, HAS announced the appointments of Michael MacDonald, P.E., and James Burton, P.E., to its …
EAST LANSING — A Michigan State University College of Engineering team won first prize and $5,000 at the 2015 Air & Waste Management Association Environmental Competition International in Raleigh, N.C., …
LANSING — State officials said Thursday that Michigan will become the first state to monitor beaches using a new, rapid testing method for water quality to quickly address potential public …
LANSING — Funding proposals for 2015 are now being accepted through the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program, with an anticipated $3.6 million available to applicants. The program – a joint …
MT. PLEASANT — Central Michigan University’s Institute for Great Lakes Research is helping the U.S. Department of Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration identify …