Michigan Radio: Environment

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Stateside: Anger in America; John U. Bacon’s new book; Oscoda residents demand PFAS action

Stateside: Mask mandates in schools; tiny snail computers; Malice at the Palace documentary

Climate change now driving factor in monarch butterfly decline, says MSU study

Experts consider grid strength, climate change resilience, in the wake of power outages in Michigan

A look at the “unequivocal” impact of climate change on Michigan

Great Lakes in Peril: Invasives, pollution, climate change

Bird enthusiasts flock to Saline to see a tropical tourist

The chemical soup that can get into your drinking water

Stateside: Flooding in Detroit; low vaccination rates in MI; fluidity in art and gender

U of M researchers find changes in birds' physical forms and migration not connected

Stateside: PFAS found in rain; kids and COVID risk; saving the home of a Detroit civil rights icon

The comeback story of Michigan’s native trumpeter swans

Isle Royale National Park opens back up to visitors with some restrictions

"Water is life" is the theme of Day 1 of protests to shut down Enbridge Line 5

Stateside: 3M challenges PFAS mandates; Line 5 strains US-Canadian relations; Beaver Island radio

On eve of Line 5 shutdown deadline, Enbridge vows to defy Michigan order

142-year-old experiment on seed germination lives on at MSU

Plastic debris is getting into the Great Lakes, our drinking water, and our food

Psychedelics as therapy? West Michigan author advocates for further research and acceptance

Stateside: Rethinking herd immunity; COVID-19 in the Arab American community; psychedelics therapy