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Michigan

Hiking through Michigan’s Mason’s Tract

By Jim DuFresne | May 14, 2018

Jim DuFresne recounts his hike through the scenic point-to-point trail near Grayling, Michigan.

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Researchers evaluate ways to keep plastic pollution out of Great Lakes

By Lauren Caramagno | May 11, 2018

They examined strategies for keeping plastic cigar tips, water bottles and bags from harming water quality.

Capital News Service

New findings raise concerns about avian malaria in Great Lakes region

By Eric Freedman | May 10, 2018

The blood parasites that infect songbirds with avian malaria are far more diverse in Southwest Michigan than scientists knew.

Echo

Calls for national cattle tracking system follow Michigan’s success

By Crystal Chen | May 9, 2018

Michigan is among the first states to track cattle with ear tags that emit radio signals, a system livestock officials say should be adopted nationwide to track disease outbreaks.

Capital News Service

Bike sharing finds a place in more Michigan cities

By Crystal Chen | May 8, 2018

Bike sharing is growing in popularity across the country, prompting Michigan communities to also look hard at creating such programs.

Agriculture

Michigan cherry growers worry about rising imports

By Kaley Fech | May 7, 2018

Michigan is the country’s top producer of tart cherries but the industry is slammed by a sharp increase in lower-cost imports.

Boating

Boating is up in Michigan, and so are accidents

By Agnes Bao | May 4, 2018

Are Michigan waters getting less safe for boating, with or without motors?

Capital News Service

Michigan zoos hoping to breed large animals again

By Crystal Chen | May 3, 2018

Lions and tigers and bears, oh regulate! A Lowell lawmaker wants the state to regulate the breeding of large carnivores by zoos in Michigan, saying it would promote animal safety, health and conservation.

Capital News Service

Pothole claims? Fuhgeddaboutit

By Maxwell Evans | May 2, 2018

Did a pothole just eat your tire and rim? Want compensation? Fuhgeddaboutit. Like the state, counties rarely reimburse motorists for pothole damage to their vehicles.

Green Gavel

NY tannery owner arrested on hazardous waste charges

By Eric Freedman | May 1, 2018

The indictment accuses Carville of knowingly storing hundreds of gallons of hazardous waste and corrosive chemicals for more than two years without a permit.

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