Ruth Thornton
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Early fall temperatures in Michigan expected to be higher than average, but are predicted to return to normal for the winter months.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service funding will support conservations efforts for Blanding’s and spotted turtles.
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The city is one of 30 communities in state selected to host a MI Healthy Climate Corps member to tackle climate change.
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City officials are surveying residents to identify flood-prone areas after this week’s heavy rainfall.
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Según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, la zona desde Jackson hasta Lansing podría recibir entre tres y cuatro pulgadas de lluvia, con áreas localizadas donde podrían acumularse hasta seis pulgadas.
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The area from Jackson to Lansing could get three to four inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service, with localized areas of up to six inches possible.
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A recent study has found PFAS can cross the human skin barrier, something experts had believed was not a significant source of exposure before.
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The eastern massasauga is Michigan’s only rattlesnake. Conservation biologists are using heat-sensing cameras to find them in the state's wetlands, while avoiding trampling their sensitive habitats.
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Michigan cattle farmers are working with new protocols as the state monitors an outbreak of bird flu in cows and poultry.
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PFAS are a group of about 15,000 chemicals that are found in drinking water, food, soil, and in the blood of people and animals all over the world.