Feds could revoke Michigan’s wetland authority

Michigan is one of only two states that have the authority to regulate wetlands.

Recently the Environmental Protection Agency held a hearing to determine if Michigan’s environmental standards for wetland management meet federal benchmarks.

Campaign targets pollution in watershed

It’s safe to say most of us take for granted that when we turn on our faucets, clean water comes out. But where does our drinking water come from? How clean is it? And how much responsibility do we, as individuals, have to ensure that our water stays clean?

Report: Great Lakes ill-equipped to ship tar sands safely

As the tar sands industry continues to grow, a pressing issue is finding ways to transport the crude oil to midwest refineries. Some are hoping to ship tar sands across the Great Lakes, while others fear another disaster like the Kalamazoo spill.

Minnesota’s second wolf hunt offers lessons for Michigan

After a year filled with controversy, Michigan is holding it’s first wolf hunt in nearly 40 years.

Although this is Michigan’s first hunt, that’s not the case for other states in the upper Midwest.

Minnesota and Wisconsin are both heading into their second wolf hunt this year.