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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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Bankruptcy judge: Michigan farmland sale doesn’t violate conservation easement

By Eric Freedman | May 27, 2015

Local conservancy argues that sale violates prohibition on dividing land, makes it less viable for agriculture and harder to manage the easement.

Land

Transportation experts eye four major proposed Michigan rail routes

By Colleen Otte | May 26, 2015

They say that rail is good for the environment and the economy and also for attracting and keeping young workers in the state.

Land

Detroit River cleanup brightens gateway to Michigan

By Capital News Service | April 30, 2015

Cleaning up Detroit and its river could be a key way to re-create and revitalize Michigan as a state, state officials say.

Land

Book Review: Mapping Detroit

By Kevin Duffy | April 10, 2015

A new book details the complex social, political and environmental developments of Detroit, combining maps with recommendations for redevelopment.

Land

Mass transportation could move state beyond “Band-aid” fixes

By Capital News Service | April 3, 2015

The Michigan Land Use Institute is exploring the possibility of creating new passenger train service between Ann Arbor and Traverse City, as a way to take some cars off the roads.

Land

Michigan’s forests underused, experts say

By Capital News Service | April 2, 2015

Michigan could expand forest use beyond harvested timber to products such as syrup, furniture and ethanol.

Land

MSU study: fertilizers throw off nitrogen cycle

By Guest Contributor | March 23, 2015

They boost crops like corn but have some not so great side effects.

Land

Fur trade a suspect in Minnesota monument mercury contamination

By | March 3, 2015

How long does pollution linger? At Minnesota’s Grand Portage National Monument, high levels of toxic mercury may date back to the 1700s.

Land

Michigan activists, local governments battle to regulate fracking

By Capital News Service | February 18, 2015

Local governments have sought to regulate a procedure that industry officials say already has a strong safety record.

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The 40-year legacy of PBB in Michigan

By Guest Contributor | February 16, 2015

The public health impacts of an agricultural disaster in Michigan are still lingering 40 years later.

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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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