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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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U.S. wilderness areas study includes 16 in Michigan

By Eric Freedman | December 18, 2014

The Sierra Club would like the Trap Hills part of the U.P.’s Ottawa National Forest to be added as a wildernss area, but public land agencies say they have no plans for major changes in Michigan.

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Jobs in timbering, wood products go begging

By Eric Freedman | December 16, 2014

Logging and wood product companies are searching for skilled employees with many experienced foresters and other Northern Michigan workers retiring.

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Emerald Ash borer moving on to new target in Ohio

By Guest Contributor | December 11, 2014

Ohio scientists say they’ve found evidence that the insect has made its way to a new host: the white fringetree.

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Top uses for remote sensing in conservation

By Kevin Duffy | December 1, 2014

Scientists recently identified the top ways to boost awareness of global conservation with satellites and drones.

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“Indiana Barns” captures history from a disappearing landscape

By Guest Contributor | November 26, 2014

Photographer inspired by rural heritage to capture images of vanishing structures.

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Farmers, environmentalists at odds over proposed EPA water rule

By Great Lakes Echo | November 12, 2014

In March, the U.S. EPA issued a new rule clarifying its jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act. Environmentalists praise it as a way to close loopholes for water polluters, but farm bureaus across the country say it goes too far and could hurt the agricultural industry.

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Wet weather douses forest fires

By Eric Freedman | November 6, 2014

In the Huron-Manastee National Forest, crews responded to 81 wildfires, down from the annual average of 150.

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Snow, produce, gravesite apps wow Michigan officials

By Capital News Service | November 4, 2014

Snowfi, a new app designed by software engineers from Grand Rapids, would give drivers up to the second information updates on snow removal conditions.

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New uses sought for old newspaper buildings

By Capital News Service | October 27, 2014

Some of these cavernous quarters, once anchors of downtown business districts, are being renovated, divided up and in some cases torn down to make way for prospective buyers in the education and health fields.

Land

Last winter’s cold legacy: Fall colors slower to peak

By Great Lakes Echo | October 21, 2014

Winter stress and a cold spring delayed leaf-out for many trees. Heavy precipitation also contributed to color delays.

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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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