Capital News Service
Legal strings attached to airbow
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An Upper Peninsula lawmaker wants to create more hunting experiences for disabled people through legalizing the airbow.
Energy
Help is out there for people whose homes are cold, drafty
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One way low-income families can reduce their energy costs is through weatherization, the process that makes homes more energy-efficient.
Capital News Service
After 25 years, brownfield cleanup still totals millions
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Since it was launched in 1992, the Brownfield Redevelopment Program has awarded $200 million in brownfield grants and loans for 350 projects in Michigan.
Nearshore
COs encounter oddball situations in the field
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Fall tends to be a busy time of year for Michigan DNR conservation officers, who sometimes go home with stories.
Air
Bird backpacks bag bad air
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Air monitoring gulls find new contamination route that may also threaten the health of landfill workers.
Capital News Service
Saving Lake Erie could help other lakes, inland and great
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A diverse group of Michigan organizations is forming a coalition to improve water quality in Lake Erie.
Homepage Featured
Foreign wasp could be recruited for bug battle
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The solution to an invasive stink bug may be it’s predator from back home
Agriculture
California fires will have little impact on Michigan wine sales
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The full impact of wildfires in Northern California’s wine country is not yet clear.
Art
Poet explores environment through language of dementia
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Janet Kauffman explores her experiences in water conservation and with her father’s dementia in a recent poetry collection.
Capital News Service
Michigan moose on the loose – and on the rebound
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Moose are on the rise in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.