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Solutions

Four electric buses will hit University of Michigan’s campus next summer

By Guest Contributor | February 22, 2023

Power is supplied to the electric motor very quickly which gives the electric bus high performance and rapid acceleration.

Solutions

New bikeshare in Ithaca, New York hops on community biking trend

By Guest Contributor | February 21, 2023

The Center for Community Transportation launched a new bikeshare service in November, Ithaca Bikeshare.

Recreation

Greenspace starts with grassroots

By Guest Contributor | February 17, 2023

People need access to nature, and they need access within reaching distance of their homes, whether it’s a walk or a bike because that helps with mental health and connection to community.

Recreation

Greenspace starts with grassroots

By Jake Christie | February 15, 2023

Improving green space equity means increasing the amount and accessibility of green spaces, especially in areas otherwise lacking them.

Recreation

Free library program increases access to Minnesota state parks

By Guest Contributor | February 14, 2023

The program offers free seven-day entry passes for state parks. The passes can be checked out from participating local libraries and eliminate the cost associated with entering state parks. 

Recreation

Outdoor equity heading in the right direction

By Guest Contributor | February 13, 2023

Cities like Detroit and Flint are moving to provide more recreation facilities available to the public.

The Buzz

Egg prices suffer from bird flu

By Guest Contributor | February 10, 2023

The cost of eggs increased by over $1 in the final three months of 2022.

Echo

New book connects the environment with a love of dogs

By Vladislava Sukhanovskaya | February 9, 2023

They’re drawn to it because of some personal connection to whether it be the neighborhood they grew up in, the forest they’ve walked in, the lakes [where] they’ve smoked salmon. So it’s a natural thing to tie environmental matters to personal experiences.

Echo

Woof, there it is: A spotted lanternfly!

By Genevieve Fox | February 8, 2023

These dogs continue to work on other invasive species detection prevention projects like sticky sage and oak wilt, a type of fungus.

Echo

Oilseeds could help farmers and soil alike

By Jake Christie | February 7, 2023

The lifecycle of microbes and plants creates a system that can filter and hold more water and nutrients, which provides a buffer against drought and unpredictable rain.

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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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