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Fall temperatures this year are predicted to be warmer with less precipitation than the yearly average.
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New research from Michigan State University finds the world will experience more unprecedented droughts in the next 30 years.
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Drought conditions are contributing to a continued drop in the level of Lake Michigan, and operators of harbors and docks in the northwestern Lower…
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2012 is already unfolding as a year that many Michigan crop growers would like to forget. The state’s warmest March ever led to the destruction of almost…