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A history of wetlands in Michigan: Part 3
Published on December 22, 2015
Early state settlers thought wetlands were teaming with disease. -
Considering regulation of short-term rentals in light of the sharing economy: Part 2
Published on December 22, 2015
Short-term rentals are sometimes perceived as nuisances in neighborhoods, but the emergence of the sharing economy suggests communities may want to offer something for everyone in terms of lodging experiences for visitors of all kinds. -
Seven habits of highly walkable communities
Published on December 22, 2015
A seven step approach to creating more walkable communities. -
A history of wetlands in Michigan: Part 2
Published on December 22, 2015
Wetlands provide valuable services to Michigan communities. -
Considering regulation of short-term rentals in light of the sharing economy: Part 1
Published on December 22, 2015
Short-term rentals are sometimes perceived as nuisances in neighborhoods, but the emergence of the sharing economy suggests communities may want to offer something for everyone in terms of lodging experiences for visitors of all kinds. -
A history of wetlands in Michigan: Part 1
Published on December 22, 2015
How we came to better understand and appreciate one of the world’s most productive ecosystems. -
For economic growth, just add water
Published on December 21, 2015
Michigan is first in the country for water-dependent economic growth. -
Working waterfronts – a national context: Part 2
Published on December 21, 2015
Some highlights from 4th Triennial Conference on National Working Waterfronts and Waterways -
Michigan Sea Grant Extension names Elliot Nelson to new position in the eastern Upper Peninsula
Published on December 21, 2015
Elliot Nelson, an Upper Peninsula native, has been chosen to fill a new Michigan Sea Grant Extension educator position in the eastern U.P. He will begin his new position in May 2016. -
Regulating keyhole development
Published on December 21, 2015
Riparian lots that grant keyhole access to others may create impacts that threaten health, safety, and welfare. Local governments have the legal basis to regulate such activities.