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Nearshore

Goosebuster and BirdXPeller fight disease from bird droppings

By Nyla Hughes | October 23, 2014

It’s an aerial defense of human health.

Energy

Michigan National Guard tests novel wind funnels

By | October 22, 2014

Device captures wind from all directions and concentrates it.

Land

Last winter’s cold legacy: Fall colors slower to peak

By Great Lakes Echo | October 21, 2014

Winter stress and a cold spring delayed leaf-out for many trees. Heavy precipitation also contributed to color delays.

Waste

Sentencing ahead in New York Clean Water Act criminal case

By Eric Freedman | October 20, 2014

A demolition company and two of its managers pled guilty to illegal dumping of toxic materials into the Susquehanna River.

Wildlife

Spiny water fleas in Great Lakes indicate a larger problem

By Great Lakes Echo | October 17, 2014

When these invasive crustaceans can thrive, it means that there is plenty of other trouble in the water.

Land

Expert: Drone technology a game-changer in agriculture

By Great Lakes Echo | October 16, 2014

Still in its early stages, with many technological, legal and public safety concerns to be ironed out, drone technology and uses in agriculture are on the rise.

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Land

Living a Land Ethic: Q&A with author Steve Laubach

By Kevin Duffy | October 15, 2014

Laubach chronicles the cooperative history of the Leopold Memorial Reserve in light of challenges maintaining the natural integrity of public-private spaces.

Energy

Michigan’s U.P. goes head-to-head with its energy future

By Guest Contributor | October 14, 2014

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is facing the question of how to deal with retiring power plants.

Recreation

More trees, bushes planted to improve hunting in Michigan

By Capital News Service | October 13, 2014

Increased hunting fees allow for expanded program.

Water

Collaboration in restoration mix; how about candor?

By Gary Wilson | October 10, 2014

In an era where collaboration and consensus are rewarded before results, there’s pent up demand for candor and action.

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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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