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Pages tagged "land use"


Life on the edge: Shoreland Stewards program provides conservation tools for lakefront property owners

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With Memorial Day fast approaching, many Michiganders are preparing to re-open cottages on the state's more than 11,000 inland lakes. If you're lucky enough to have a summer place on the water or live lakeside year-round, the way you landscape and manage your property can have a big impact on water quality and lake-dwelling wildlife.

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First #HowYouDune summit celebrates Michigan's coastal treasures

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More than 60 scientists, natural resource professionals, outdoor recreation enthusiasts and others gathered in Muskegon on Monday for the Freshwater Dune Summit, organized by MEC and our partners at Heart of the Lakes and West Michigan Environmental Action Council.

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Michigan farms among those most at risk from wild bee decline, study shows

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Seven agriculture-heavy Michigan counties are among the nation's most likely to be impacted by the loss of native pollinators, according to the first study to map wild bees in the United States.

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Former MEC staffer is driving force behind ambitious plan for regional transit in Southeast Michigan

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Ben Stupka is tired. That's no surprise-he and his wife, Laura, have a two-year-old son and a daughter born in August.

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With spring in the air, MEC is shaping a plan to protect pollinators

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Editor's note: This post is by MEC intern Teha Ames.

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MEC and Tip of the Mitt highlight policy options worth pursuing in new UM fracking report

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The University of Michigan last week released a report three years in the making that offers a comprehensive review of Michigan's policy options regarding fracking for natural gas and oil.

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Green infrastructure is gaining ground in Michigan

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Stormwater runoff is a major source of pollution in our waterways. The sediment, nutrients and chemicals that are introduced to our lakes and streams from stormwater are hurting fish populations and affecting human health and safety.

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Q&A: Legal scholar proposes world's longest walking trail around Great Lakes

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Here's a figure to impress the guests at your next cocktail party: The Great Lakes shoreline in the United States and Canada is more than 10,000 miles long-nearly half the circumference of Earth.

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White River Township seeks funding to purchase lakefront land at center of dune debate

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One of MEC's most-read blog posts was a 2013 analysis that pointed out serious flaws in-and helped build the opposition needed to block-a controversial proposal to develop a road through a public dune preserve on the Lake Michigan coast.

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DNR dinner spotlights wildlife funding gap

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The numbers confirm what we Michiganders know from experience: We love wildlife. Michigan's 3.2 million wildlife watchers add $1.2 billion to the state economy every year, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

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