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Pet poop: More than just a pedestrian problem
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Sure, finding it on the lawn’s a bummer. But no one wants it in their drinking water.
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Sure, finding it on the lawn’s a bummer. But no one wants it in their drinking water.
Michigan laws are making it more difficult to recycle e-waste.
The probability of a Michigander obtaining Zika from a mosquito bite is pretty low.
Kirk Heinze speaks with Graham Sustainability Institute Deputy Director and Chief of Staff Drew Horning about how the university became a sustainability leader.
A new study has found Michigan will feel an economic squeeze if and when the EPA’s Clean Power Plan is implemented. Current State talks about the study’s findings with analyst Traci Taylor of East Lansing’s Anderson Economic Group.
This farm hack saves small farmers thousands of dollars on cold storage equipment.
The new director talks about the Michigan DEQ’s plans moving forward.
Michigan Senate Republicans spent the past six months revising a comprehensive energy policy proposal that brought fierce opposition from interest groups over electric choice, renewable energy and energy efficiency.