Recreational and charter fishing groups filed a request Wednesday seeking a seat at the table as Michigan regulators negotiate with five tribes over fishing rights.
Michigan climate change
Posted inTalent & Education
5 things to know about new University of Michigan President Santa Ono
Will Santa Ono ever crowd surf in the Big House? We don’t know yet. Here’s what to know about his experience and what many hope he can bring to U-M.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Watch Bridge discussion on climate change and the Great Lakes
Bridge Michigan reporter Kelly House moderated a Zoom discussion with three experts about the impact of climate change on the Great Lakes region.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
U.S. Supreme Court limits climate action, but Michigan aims to stay course
The 6-3 ruling hinders federal efforts to regulate carbon emissions in U.S. power plants. But environmentalists and utilities say the state’s 2016 reforms of energy law will help Michigan continue its shift away from fossil fuels.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Great Lakes water levels could increase on average from 7.5 to 17 inches in next few decades, study says
By treating them more like the oceans, researchers are trying to better predict future Great Lakes water levels.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Join Bridge and Circle of Blue to discuss Great Lakes, climate change
On July 13, Bridge Michigan environment reporter Kelly House will moderate a Zoom discussion about the impact of climate change on the Great Lakes.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Will Michigan’s grid stand up to heat wave? What to know as temps soar.
Extreme heat, like that Wednesday, is growing more common in Michigan. Utilities say they’re prepared for customers to crank up the A/C, while community organizations find creative ways to keep residents cool. Here are four things to know.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Cool spring takes a bite out of Michigan’s mosquito season. At least for now
Cool spring temperatures have kept mosquitoes at bay so far, but more southern species are migrating north. And that’s not good.
Posted inGuest Commentary
Opinion | Michigan must protect its underground water
Unless policymakers make a lasting commitment to groundwater protection and stewardship, Michigan will suffer from a degraded resource unable to serve the state’s needs.