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endangered species

Going wild, experts continue preservation of endangered species

By Kirsten Rintelmann | April 27, 2021

Wildlife experts are pushing stronger conservation and protection efforts for Michigan’s threatened and endangered species.

Agriculture

Michigan farms working to combat climate change

By Sophia Lada | April 26, 2021

Michigan farmers take measures to reduce their environmental impact.

Climate

Energy-intensive industries work toward smaller carbon footprint

By Brandon Chew | April 23, 2021

Industries such as steel, cement, chemical and automotive are working to become more energy-efficient by implementing the use of renewable resources, experts say. 

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Lighthouses plan to pursue restoration plans

By Kirsten Rintelmann | April 22, 2021

Despite financial challenges, Michigan lighthouse boosters are eager to move forward with restoration plans this year. 

Land

Commentary: We need wild places in urban spaces

By Marshall Lee Weimer | April 21, 2021

Are pockets of untrimmed greenery in urban spaces also wild spaces?

Transportation

Groups work to stop Michigan pedestrian deaths by trains

By Samuel Blatchford | April 20, 2021

More than 10 pedestrians were fatally struck by trains in Michigan in the past three years. 

Energy

Michigan lawmakers look at more solar panels for homeowners, businesses

By Kristia Potsema | April 19, 2021

Solar rooftop programs have been growing in Michigan, but they’ve hit a cap on customer participation.

electric vehicles

State promotes more electric car charging stations in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

By Elaine Mallon | April 19, 2021

The Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force is calling for Michigan to invest in more electric vehicle charging stations. 

Wildlife

Changes in migratory bird patterns likely caused by climate change, study finds

By Sophia Lada | April 16, 2021

Migratory bird patterns are shifting as temperatures increase in North America, leaving birds to find new sources of food and adjust to the warmer climate, according to a new study 

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On course for a ‘phenomenal year’: Charter captains hope for boom in 2021

By Sheldon Krause | April 16, 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic has upended much business as usual in the last year, charter fishing ventures on the Great Lakes say they’ve experienced higher demand for their services and look to this summer with anticipation.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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