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Erosion threatens Lake Michigan homes

By Susan Bence | October 31, 2016

Waterfront homeowners are struggling to keep their homes out of the lake.

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Converting invasive plants to power plants

By Sam Corden | October 27, 2016

Removing the plants also removes excess nutrients that can be applied directly to crops as fertilizer.

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DNR director responds to criticism over Au Sable snail

By WKAR Current State | October 20, 2016

A species of invasive snail has now been identified in three Michigan rivers. Some anglers who fish Michigan’s legendary Au Sable River have accused state officials of an inadequate response to the New Zealand mud snail.

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For pet’s sake — avoid the algae

By Guest Contributor | October 18, 2016

Harmful toxins may lurk in that green water.

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The environmental legacy of the California gold rush

By admin | October 7, 2016

Nineteenth century gold mining practices involving mercury still threaten this California landscape.

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Why conserve? Water experts discuss reporting on water in a time of scarcity

By admin | October 3, 2016

Coverage from the 26th annual Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Sacramento.

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Researcher to hang out under the Mackinac Bridge

By WKAR Current State | September 29, 2016

A Michigan State University researcher will soon attach sensors to the underside of the Mackinac Bridge. Current State’s Scott Pohl talks with Nizar Lajnef about what he hopes to learn from studying the everyday stresses on Big Mac.

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UM study: biofuel emissions environmentally worse than fossil fuels

By WKAR Current State | September 27, 2016

A recent University of Michigan study suggests biofuels are worse for the environment than fossil fuels. Current State speaks with the lead researcher at the University of Michigan Energy Institute, John DiCicco.

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Biofuels advocate dismisses UM emissions study favoring fossil fuels

By WKAR Current State | September 26, 2016

A University of Michigan researcher says the environmental benefits of biofuels are exaggerated, so much so that he says burning fossil fuels is better.

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Biotech company uses DNA to manage watermilfoil

By admin | September 23, 2016

Managing a plant whose native, invasive and hybrid species look nearly identical is nearly impossible without some scientific guidance.

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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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