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Proposed state regulation of sand and gravel mining would wrest control from local authorities and could lead to a similar loss of authority over other issues, according to local and environmental officials.
Michigan’s hemp industry could get up to $100 million in federal funds to help it compete globally under a proposal pushed by a nationwide growers association.
A federal grand jury has indicted two business rivals in Western Pennsylvania for alleged interstate trafficking in wild ginseng, a perennial herb whose root is valued for its reputed aphrodisiac and medicinal properties, including as a panacea or cure-all for some diseases.
The fate of Traverse City, Michigan’s FishPass project will be decided in court.
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy is expanding its testing capacity for monitoring a family of so-called “forever chemicals” called PFAS.
After birds lay their eggs and their fledglings take off in the spring, you might have an empty bird box at this point. Should you clean out the nest they leave behind?
Michigan State University Extension is conducting a program to help monitor an invasive moth species.
Climate change presents an opportunity for Michiganders to change their relationship with fire.
Many barriers to meeting Michigan’s ecological needs for fire are rooted in resources and bureaucracy.
Michigan’s fire history, as told by its fire-scarred tree stumps, has something to say about the future of fire.