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A northern Michigan business is paying around $750,000 in fines following a federal court ruling.
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A federal court has convicted a Frankfort man for illegally diverting the Platte River at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
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Locations in Oscoda, Grayling and Mount Clemens have made the list of nearly 40 communities where the DOD will implement PFAS cleanup actions this year.
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The company announced at the Feb. 2 Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority meeting that it's chosen a contractor to construct the 4-mile tunnel.
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State officials told WCMU participation in the sturgeon season would be left to the discretion of anglers. But the Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced a last-minute decision to cancel this morning.
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Who wants to buy thirteen hydroelectric dams? That's exactly what Consumers Energy is trying to figure out.
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The future of a beloved dam in Cheboygan County looks a little more certain, thanks to new state funding. The public is raising $200,000 to cover the balance and rebuild the "high hazard" dam.
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Invasive sea lampreys nearly eradicated gamefish from the Great Lakes in the mid-20th century. A new film tells the story of how lamprey changed the game of invasive species management.
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The Air Force says it plans to implement new clean up operations in Oscoda that have been long-demanded by residents.
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Michigan's winters are getting shorter and warmer, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. These trends can have consequences on Great Lakes ecosystems and lake levels.