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How can a state that can’t patch potholes make roads smart enough for self-driving cars? Experts and the state’s transportation director discuss what it will take to prepare infrastructure for a human-driverless future.
New grants for rural projects are going to Michigan towns.
Why the Waukesha and Foxconn water diversions involve different rules.
Successful management of wildlife throughout the Great Lakes states requires a high level of compliance with environmental laws, says Ethan Shirley, a masters and Juris Doctor candidate in MSU’s College of Law.
A New York landfill recently recognized for its commitment to the environment and community is now under fire from state regulators
A Traverse City, Michigan lawmaker wants to require restaurants whose workers use latex gloves to post warning signs for their customers. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development says an increasing number of consumers appear to be latex-sensitive.
What connects climate change and lots of precipitation with Michigan’s proliferating potholes? Last year set a precipitation record.
The governor of Michigan has proposed dramatically increase dumping fees — tipping fees — to raise money for recycling, among other environmental programs.
Male sex hormones like testosterone help battle mercury contamination in Great Lakes fish, researchers say.
It may become mandatory for most potato seed growers to use only certified seed to prevent the spread of diseases that can threaten a valuable part of Michigan’s agricultural economy, under a bill awaiting the governor’s signature.