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Erica Hamling

Erica graduated in 2012 from Michigan State University where she studied journalism, specializing in visual communications. She was an intern at WDIV - Channel 4 in Detroit. In addition to writing, Erica is interested in photography, publication design and broadcast. E-mail: Hamlinge@msu.edu

Waste

Beer makers research new uses for brewery waste

By Erica Hamling | May 22, 2012

Success means reducing waste and dumping fees while creating a new revenue stream.

The research is also spurred by consumers who value alternatives to petroleum-based building blocks of other products.

Wildlife

Michigan takes aim at mute swans; 13,500 to be eliminated

By Erica Hamling | April 23, 2012

Michigan officials are asking residents to help shoot and kill 13,500 mute swans.

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Manufacturers say university bottled water bans restrict students’ freedom of choice

By Erica Hamling | March 29, 2012

After a rash of university bans, bottled water manufacturers say student protestors should tackle bigger problems than banning their product on college campuses.

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Chemicals removed from consumer products found in Great Lakes birds

By Erica Hamling | March 21, 2012

Chemicals used for more than 60 years in carpet, furniture, clothing, cardboard and Teflon are showing up in the eggs of Great Lakes birds.

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Decrease in white pines threatens Michigan ecosystem, pride

By Erica Hamling | March 8, 2012

The population of Michigan’s state tree has reduced drastically the past two centuries.

But ecologists are trying to repopulate it despite significant hurdles.

Recreation

The “Best” of the Great Lakes

By Erica Hamling | February 1, 2012

Is there a Great Lake that is best? Maybe. ­­

That’s certainly fodder for partisan bickering. But perhaps each lake should be recognized for the best of something. So tell us.

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    By Sammy Schuck Most people may know that festivals attract people to Michigan communities. What most may not know is that festivals and events in the state are an annual $1 billion industry, according to Michigan Festivals and Events Association CEO Mike Szukhent. According to Szukhent, the lack of winter festivals last year “hit hard.” […]

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