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Recreation

Michigan officials say apple cider is safe

By Capital News Service | November 2, 2015

Officials are calling E. Coli tainted cider an isolated incident.

Wildlife

Invasive fly puts the bite on fruit

By Kayla Smith | October 30, 2015

Some growers give up the fight because they can’t afford the intensive management need to control the quickly reproducing pest.

Land

Treasure hunt: mapping food needs to sources

By Marie Orttenburger | October 29, 2015

Mappers, growers, suppliers are passionate nexus of efficient food distribution.

Energy

Universities collect improved Great Lakes wind data

By Courtney Bourgoin | October 28, 2015

The data comes from weather stations, buoys and satellites and could improve wind turbine siting.

Energy

LNG-powered Great Lakes freighters could cut greenhouse emissions

By Morgan Linn | October 27, 2015

But conversion costs, declining fuel prices, processing capacity are barriers.

bees

City bees pollinate urban education

By Kelly vanFrankenhuyzen | October 26, 2015

They’re showing up on city rooftops, university dormitories and the grounds of middle schools, a trend that not only teaches people about bees, it could help the troubled pollinators.

Michigan farm in Washtenaw Co.
Land

Programs for beginning farmers on the rise

By Michael Kransz | October 23, 2015

Interest in local and organic food might yield a younger, fresher crop of farmers in Michigan.

Belle River Power Plant
Air

New EPA limits will make difference in Michigan but more may be needed

By Zhao Peng | October 22, 2015

Stricter new smog limits by the U.S. Environment Protection Agency may improve air quality, but some regions of Michigan have a long way to go to meet it.

North American Beaver
Wildlife

U.P. study shows long-term impact of beaver ‘engineering’

By Eric Freedman | October 21, 2015

A study shows consistency in beaver pond placement over the last 150 years, despite land use changes that altered beaver habitats in Michigan’s U.P.

Wildlife

Study: Less than 3 percent of eels survive Ontario dams

By Ali Pechulano | October 20, 2015

Once a vital, highly nutritious food source for native Americans, researchers say the eel also suffers from longtime overfishing.

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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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