Agriculture
New crop could raise income, produce biofuel, limit climate change, save soil
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Once dismissed as a nuisance weed, pennycress could extend growing season with a spring harvest of biodiesel fuel.
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Once dismissed as a nuisance weed, pennycress could extend growing season with a spring harvest of biodiesel fuel.
Researchers combining modern modeling with archival study race for clues to the state’s past before development obscures them.
A new online forum seeks input from U.S. and Canadian citizens on Great Lakes environmental policy decisions. And if you’ve timed it right, you can watch a live public Great Lakes forum right now, right here.
Lake Huron’s whitefish has seen noticeable declines in their population. A recent study out of Ontario argues that invasive zebra and quagga mussels have contributed significantly to this decline, harming profitable fisheries
Michigan Tech researchers are exploring new ways to combine technology and nature to fight invasive species in the Great Lakes.
The upcoming Wisconsin Bat Festival is just one of many festivals and events that celebrate bats and teaches people to protect them. Can’t go? Check out the live bat cam in this post.
Easing back on disease control efforts risks even more deaths from a disease that turns deer into neurological zombies, wildlife officials say.
Representatives from each region met recently to discuss invasive species, overfishing, tourism and fisheries management
It was a good summer for boating on the Great Lakes.
Managing a plant whose native, invasive and hybrid species look nearly identical is nearly impossible without some scientific guidance.