Climate
Volunteer monitors track Michigan’s 150 butterfly species
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The Michigan Butterfly Network will soon be sending volunteers out to survey the state’s butterflies.
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Every Tuesday the Current State public affairs radio program on WKAR in East Lansing runs an environmental story in partnership with Great Lakes Echo. The stories also run on the Echo site and are archived here.
The Michigan Butterfly Network will soon be sending volunteers out to survey the state’s butterflies.
Current State discusses recent environmental stories with commentator Gary Wilson.
The Michigan Department of Community Health is looking at how climate change could impact public health.
Once nearly extinct in the Great Lakes region, piping plovers are on the rebound.
New research from Michigan State University indicates that biodegradable plastics might not actually be breaking down in landfills any faster than other plastics.
Nope, that’s not tapioca pudding in your lake; it’s zooplankton, a microorganism in inland lakes that produces slime and can clog water pipes.
A look at this month’s biggest environmental stories with Great Lakes commentator Gary Wilson.
Michigan Sea Grant Director Jim Diana says Michigan could boost its seafood industry by investing in aquaculture.
They boost crops like corn but have some not so great side effects.
U.S. scientists are pushing for more research on climate engineering.