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This category encompasses land-based issues. It is further segregated with tags into such issues as farm, urban redevelopment or decay, forest, mining.

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Farmers grapple with water regulation, energy policy

By WKAR Current State | December 10, 2015

Hundreds of farmers met for the Michigan Farm Bureau’s annual meeting to discuss new EPA water regulations.

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Michigan will test more high-speed rails

By Capital News Service | December 1, 2015

Testing begins next year to support 110 miles an hour along Amtrak’s route between Detroit and Chicago. It could shave 30 minutes from the trip.

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Michigan looks to expand forest products opportunities

By Michael Kransz | November 24, 2015

The particle board manufacturing plant in Grayling will bring a $325 million investment and 250 jobs to the state.

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Arrival of Uber means fewer cabs, cab drivers

By Capital News Service and admin | November 18, 2015

Uber’s technological and business model poses a threat to local taxi companies.

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Urban farmers protect crops from contaminated land

By Guest Contributor | November 18, 2015

Jenny Bongiorno, urban farmer and the founder of Our Fresh Local in Grand Rapids, Michigan, discusses how to mitigate the risks of planting a garden on contaminated land.

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Michigan farmers struggle to fill seasonal jobs

By Capital News Service | November 16, 2015

The number of migrant workers to fill the three-to-six-week-long seasonal positions is decreasing.

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Deadline looms to remove private camps from Ottawa National Forest

By Eric Freedman | November 10, 2015

More than 100 long-time leaseholders are seeking an extension of their right to keep hunting and vacation camps in the Ottawa National Forest.

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Treasure hunt: mapping food needs to sources

By Marie Orttenburger | October 29, 2015

Mappers, growers, suppliers are passionate nexus of efficient food distribution.

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Don’t know much geography

By Capital News Service | October 26, 2015

Michigan is one of only six states with a statewide middle school and high school requirement for geography.

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Programs for beginning farmers on the rise

By Michael Kransz | October 23, 2015

Interest in local and organic food might yield a younger, fresher crop of farmers in Michigan.

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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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