Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
by Michigan Water Filtration systems are more than just hardware; they are a beacon of hope in the aftermath of the Flint Water Crisis. This article delves into the sophisticated technologies that promise safe drinking water across Michigan. Discover how cutting-edge solutions are changing the landscape of water purity in the state
by Does Michigan have a future for commericial fishing? Michigan’s legislative showdown with House Bills No. 5108 and No. 5553 shaping the future of the Great Lakes. Will economic growth sink sustainability, or can harmony be found in Michigan’s waters? Read more about the clash between commerce and conservation rocking Michigan’s boats.
by After the Flint water crisis, the question is posed on all major cities. In Michigan, the main question is: Can You Drink Tap Water In Detroit?
by Harmful Algal Blooms are on the rise in Michigan’s water bodies. Know what they are, how they affect you and your pets, and the crucial steps to stay safe. Dive into this comprehensive guide and map.
by Rotting algae was spotted along the beach area of the Port Austin State Dock on the eastern edge of Saginaw Bay. Northeast winds pushed the algae mats to shore over the past several days.
by Some industries are more responsible for carbon emissions than others, but what can be done to mitigate their effect? Here’s a closer look at three industries that have the biggest carbon footprint.
by Not only is gardening considered a therapeutic activity, a fact backed by science, but you can also tend your garden so that it actually helps nurture your immediate environment. And this is healthy not only for your local ecosystem but for the wildlife which flourishes within it.
by Hotels, restaurants, schools, office buildings, and other commercial buildings can generate significant amounts of waste. How can these facilities manage their amounts of materials and waste, reduce costs, and improve sustainability? Here is our four-point recycle guide for commercial buildings.
