Water
Review: “Let There Be Water: Israel’s Solution for a Water-Starved World”
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Israel is a major player in the global water business whether in Asia, Africa, or the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
Podcasts
What goes in must come out: The prospects of drinking treated wastewater
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Drinking wastewater isn’t as far-fetched as you might think. Question is, just how much of the “waste” part can be removed at the treatment plant?
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CurrentCast: The dirt on sediment pollution
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Chemicals aren’t the only kind of pollutant threatening rivers.
Podcasts
University’s energy future transitions from coal to conservation
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Kirk Heinze and MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon talk about the university’s energy future.
Podcasts
MSU scientist seeks more monitoring to protect our water
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Joan Rose, recent winner of the Stockholm Prize for water, discusses the difficulty and importance of measuring water quality worldwide.
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Eight states govern Great Lakes–why?
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Why do eight states decide what happens with Great Lakes water?
Podcasts
DTE Energy and Detroit move forward with solar power plans
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Kirk Heinze speaks with DTE Energy’s Vice President of Planning and Development Irene Dimitry about a 10-acre urban solar power array set for installation in Detroit.
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Consumers Energy ‘Classic Seven’ coal fired plants to go cold
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Consumer Energy’s oldest Michigan plants will close this spring. Kirk Heinze talks with Brian Wheeler about them.
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Ann Arbor’s 1, 4-dioxane plume: A tale of two cities
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In the United States, approximately 10 million pounds of 1,4-dioxane are produced each year. It is being detected in groundwater at dozens of sites across the country. Once thought to be relatively benign, new science says otherwise.
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Are your household cleaners water friendly?
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From your spray bottle to our shared waters… the consequences of common household chemicals.