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An animal activist attracts the attention of a documentary filmmaker, criticism from hunters and mixed reception from other wolf protection advocates. This is the second of two-part profile of Rod Coronado.
The Grand Rapids, Michigan, resident was convicted of torching a Michigan State University animal research laboratory in 1992. Now Rod Coronado says he has turned to legal forms of animal activism to advocate for the rights of wolves.
Prosecutors say company filed false reports after monitoring gauge broke.
U.S. Forest Service researchers are calling on the once-abundant American elm to improve soil and water quality along New York’s Finger Lakes streams.
This class of Great Lakes governors has one more shot at prioritizing the region’s water interests over those of their respective states.
Michigan official: The problem didn’t happen overnight and won’t get fixed overnight
Drowning is second only to car accidents in unintentional death for children age one to 14, and is the leading cause of accidental death for those four and under.
One concern: largemouth bass may be competing with and eating the young of the popular walleye.
Farmers from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana will share $17.5 million to reduce phosphorus pollution in Lake Erie.
The company had released an estimated 24,000 gallons of heated water at two construction sites because of a problem with installation of sewer pipes, according to court documents said. The penalty will support refuge programs.