Forestry Management Technology Oversees A Critical Michigan Resource

Michigan is one of the most forested states in the US. At the same time, most of the forests are in private ownership, and the rest, about 8 million acres, belongs to the state. The Michigan forest, for example, is one of the largest publicly owned forest systems in the United States, and the new surface water system in this forest is the largest on our planet. Specialized forestry management technology is required to oversee this critical natural resource.

Why Sustainable Waste Management Is So Important And How You Can Start Doing It

by Annette Hinshaw

When you hear the term “sustainable”, you are probably already getting a rough idea of what green waste management practices are. In simple terms, sustainability is the theory that dictates that the Earth possesses finite resources, meaning that raw materials should be used wisely. Consumption should center on diminishing the number of crude materials used in the production as well, as these are likely to come with a larger carbon footprint during manufacturing.

What Is The Lawn Care Environmental Impact On the Great Lakes

by Adrian Johansen

The Great Lakes are, indeed, one of the great wonders of the world. Not only are they breathtaking in their beauty, but they are also home to some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. However, what’s lawn care’s environmental impact on this vital resource.

MDNR Concludes 2022 fisheries survey For Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and Saginaw Bay

by Michael Hardy

We have been waiting for the latest fisheries survey since the summer ended. One of our most popular posts is entitled What Happened To All …

Lake Michigan Beach Access Case – Supreme Court Won’t Consider Pleas Of Lake Michigan Shoreline Owners Who Wanted to Prevent Use

by Michael Hardy

Despite competing arguments from private property owners, local residents, and environmental groups, the Supreme Court effectively determined that citizens’ beach access rights extend beyond the water to an administratively established boundary on the shore, regardless of beach ownership.

New Systems Monitor Great Lakes Algae Blooms including Michigan’s Saginaw Bay

by Michael Hardy

Algae Blooms in Michigan’s Saginaw Bay is now monitored from space.

What Happened At Camp Lejeune? 1953 – 1987

by Annette Hinshaw

By the mid-1980s, evidence emerged that showed multiple chemical components present in the water supply at Camp LeJeune. By this point, the contaminated water supply had been used and consumed by over a million people.

Top 4 Most Consequential Environmental Problems in Michigan

by Annette Hinshaw

Four major environmental problems in Michigan affect both residents and businesses with the impact that affects the quality of life and economy of the state.