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New NASA satellite helps scientists understand Great Lakes

By Jack Armstrong | May 5, 2023

Mapping currents allows scientists to understand the path pollution takes and maximize the efficiency of boats and vessels. 

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Watch out! Creepy kudzu coming?

By Guest Contributor | April 26, 2023

Kudzo is on the list of plants and animals that pose an immediate or potential threat to Michigan’s economy, environment or human health. 

Solutions

Michigan’s list of birds at risk updated for first time since 2009

By Vladislava Sukhanovskaya | April 18, 2023

Among the species that newly receive threatened status are the Eastern whip-poor-will, evening grosbeak, golden-winged warbler, Northern goshawk, spruce grouse and upland sandpiper.

Energy

MiWaterNet monitors quality of northern Michigan streams

By Nicoline Bradford | February 27, 2023

This network provides valuable, real time data on a stream’s water quality, level and temperature. 

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.

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Can social media responsibly guide environmental decisions?

By Daniel Schoenherr | February 6, 2023

On Twitter recreation was the most popular topic of discussion, and that users cared more about pollution’s impact on public health than its impact on property values.

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Gardening with a whole community could reduce violent crimes in neighborhoods, study says

By Vladislava Sukhanovskaya | February 3, 2023

Cleaning up and greening the lots helps to reduce violence. That effect improves when the local community is engaged in those activities instead of having the lots professionally mowed

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Climate change is killing our trees, study finds

By Guest Contributor | January 31, 2023

Juvenile trees are experiencing increased mortality due to global warming and reduced rainfall.

Wildlife

Effectiveness of cormorant hunting questioned

By Guest Contributor | January 30, 2023

Ecology cautions against overgeneralizing the impact of cormorants on fish populations because what the birds feed on differs by available species, the age and size of the fish they eat, and where they feed in their respective territories.

CIGLR

Pipedream: Researchers hope to convert exhaust into fuel

By Jack Armstrong | January 16, 2023

A research team is investigating how to convert carbon dioxide exhaust produced by the burning of fossil fuels into fuel.

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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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