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When the refinery bought neighboring homes to expand crude oil capacity, residents left and retailers lost them as customers, the suit claimed. They weren’t offered the same buyouts as the residents.
A balance between weather and food supply is off-kilter — with fewer salmon as a consequence.
The growth is due to societal changes such as increased vacation, early retirement, an aging population and telecommuting.
Climate-controlled growth chambers show that the negative impacts of climate change outweigh the positive ones for fish living in mild-temperature regions.
Greenhouse seedlings are needed to preserve the plant that was federally listed as threatened in 1988.
Algae, PAHs, invasives and managed grazing are also on tap for Great Lakes confab. But where is Waukesha?
“Everyone needs insurance,” said Al Monaco, the chief executive officer of Enbridge Inc. “This isn’t cheap insurance either.”
EPA officials are holding the third annual SepticSmart Week. But water quality problems posed by septic systems are a year round challenge, especially in Michigan which lacks statewide oversight.
Canadian researchers are picking through bird poo on islands in eastern Lake Ontario to uncover the environmental impact of double-crested cormorants.
The Michigan House of Representatives is expected to consider increasing bear-poaching fines today after four people were arrested for illegally trafficking in bear parts.