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Christmas tree expert Bill Lindberg offers recommendations on how to reuse your tree after the holiday season.
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Michigan communities who are vulnerable to natural disasters may be eligible for a new loan today from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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The Midland Businesses Alliance is helping with proposals for flood mitigation strategies.
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A group of scientists analyzed ecosystems in Petoskey, Charlevoix and the former Wurtsmith Air Force base in Oscoda.
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In January, Michigan Democrats will take control of the state House and Senate in what’s been called a historic power shift, but the new makeup of the legislature may also have impacts on environmental policy.
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The state is partnering with AmeriCorps to fund community service projects in Michigan focused on addressing climate change.
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The Michigan House of Representatives is considering legislation that would take local government control away when it comes to rock, sand, and gravel mine permits.
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State program recognizes nearly 200 Michigan schools for environmental education
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Local septic policies have traction, but demands for state codes are sticking around
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Tony Spaniola was at the National PFAS Contamination Conference when the new federal advisories were announced June 15. He said the announcement received a standing ovation from the crowd of scientists, policymakers and community leaders.