Environment

Christmas tree expert Bill Lindberg offers recommendations on how to reuse your tree after the holiday season.

Michigan communities who are vulnerable to natural disasters may be eligible for a new loan today from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

The Midland Businesses Alliance is helping with proposals for flood mitigation strategies.

A group of scientists analyzed ecosystems in Petoskey, Charlevoix and the former Wurtsmith Air Force base in Oscoda.

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.

The state is partnering with AmeriCorps to fund community service projects in Michigan focused on addressing climate change.

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.

State program recognizes nearly 200 Michigan schools for environmental education

Local septic policies have traction, but demands for state codes are sticking around

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.