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Finding accurate information on the Internet
Published on November 8, 2013
The Internet is a valuable source of information, however caution must be taken to assure the information is correct. -
Plugging an abandoned well is the right thing to do for your health, safety and the environment
Published on November 4, 2013
Abandoned water wells are a source of contamination of drinking water supplies that many people never think about. -
Is nitrate a potential contaminant in your drinking water supply?
Published on November 3, 2013
If you have a private drinking water well, it is your responsibility to make sure your water is safe for you and your family. -
Cutting carbon emissions to improve the climate
Published on November 3, 2013
EPA proposes rules for future utility plants. -
Ten biomass myths
Published on November 3, 2013
Woody biomass has a key role in meeting future energy needs. However, it''s often ignored in discussions of renewable energy. -
A little muck or a lot of yuck?
Published on November 3, 2013
Study explores the role of fringe wetlands in regulating harmful algal blooms in inland lakes. -
Among the trees
Published on November 3, 2013
There are many plant forms living among the trees. Learning about these denizens can add greatly to forest appreciation. -
Expand your business at the water’s edge: Become a Michigan Certified Natural Shoreline Professional
Published on November 3, 2013
Registration now open for natural shoreline certification training program located in Traverse City, Mich. In February 2014. -
Is arsenic a potential contaminant in your drinking water supply?
Published on November 3, 2013
If you have a private drinking water well, checking with your local health department can alert you to potential contaminants in the drinking water in your area. -
The Headlands: International dark sky park
Published on November 3, 2013
Emmet County, just 2 miles west of Mackinaw City, is home to one of only 11 dark sky parks in the world.