McKoy Scribner
WKAR News Intern-
With students returning to Michigan State University this week, campus recycling services are encouraging students to be more environmentally friendly during move-in.
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When there's heavy rain, water doesn’t always have much time to soak into the ground. It can then flow into lakes and rivers, carrying pollutants with it.
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What once was trash, can be given another life. And can now be done, a little closer to home. The cities of Lansing and East Lansing have a new recycling and sorting facility.
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European frog-bit was recently found in the lower Lincoln River in Mason County, but there are other locations across the state where the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy has confirmed the presence of the invasive floating plant.
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Whether or not to clean out nests from birdhouses at the end of summer is an ongoing debate.
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy’s lab is expanding its testing capabilities for monitoring PFAS.
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Campus arborists at Michigan State University are turning damaged or sick trees into benches.
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Stargazers have the opportunity to see the peak of the Perseid meteor shower this week.
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The research is devoted to finding ways to track and deter the invasive species.
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Michigan State University will soon be home to a center focused on helping businesses become more sustainable.