Some publications may require registration or a paid subscription for full access. November 12, 2026 El Niño's mild winter could predict trouble for Michigan wildlife and agriculture (Michigan Public) Jonathan T. Overpeck November 11, 2026 Cleaner brick kilns boosted profits but not worker welfare (Scie Now) Nina Brooks November 10, 2026 Heat-trapping carbon pollution drops, but scientists cite the Iran war rather than energy progress (Associated Press) Jonathan T. Overpeck November 5, 2026 At the University of Michigan, Environmental Justice Starts With Who Gets to Decide (The Fulcrum) Michelle Martinez November 4, 2026 What Experts Think the Democratic Blue Wave Will Mean For Climate Action (TIME) Geoffrey Henderson November 2, 2026 Michigan could lower residential electricity rates by up to 27% with more heat pumps, study finds (The Cool Down) Parth Vaishnav October 30, 2026 The Key Climate Issues to Watch In The Midterm Elections (TIME) Geoffrey Henderson October 30, 2026 Five reasons why the US midterms matter for the climate – and your energy bill (The Guardian) Geoffrey Henderson October 28, 2026 More heat pumps would actually be good for the grid, researchers find (Canary Media) Parth Vaishnav October 27, 2026 Drought raises concerns that U.P. wildfires could smolder through winter (MLive) Jonathan T. Overpeck October 23, 2026 Halloween costumes have a spooky environmental impact. Swaps are a way to reduce waste and recycle (Associated Press) Shelie Miller October 23, 2026 Another cause of lung cancer? Pollution. (The Washington Post) Trish Koman October 23, 2026 Inside Yellowstone National Park’s historic gift from data center developers (WyoFile) Thomas Lyon October 22, 2026 More birds at risk from rising temperatures, human activity (WCMU Public Media) Brian Weeks October 22, 2026 U-M report shows Michigan water infrastructure needs nearly $40 billion in fixes (WEMU) Mike Shriberg October 21, 2026 How candidates are (quietly) talking about climate change (The Washington Post) Geoffrey Henderson Nathaniel Geiger October 20, 2026 Century-long data reveals complex trends in ice cover in the Great Lakes (WCMU Public Media) October 19, 2026 How candidates are (quietly) talking about climate change – 3 election strategies you’ll see across the US (The Conversation) Geoffrey Henderson Nathaniel Geiger October 16, 2026 13 Habits Food-Waste Experts Practice in Their Own Kitchens (TIME) Shelie Miller October 16, 2026 Who gets to keep the lights on? (NPR) Shalanda H. Baker October 16, 2026 Drought, personally (Michigan Today) October 16, 2026 What it takes to become a climate haven (Smart Cities Dive) October 16, 2026 Great Lakes ice cover is shrinking fast. A century of data reveals why (Bridge Michigan) October 15, 2026 Century-long data reveals complex trends in ice cover in the Great Lakes (Great Lakes Echo) October 14, 2026 Fact check: What’s true and what’s not in Michigan’s data center debate (Bridge Michigan) Michael Craig Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
November 12, 2026 El Niño's mild winter could predict trouble for Michigan wildlife and agriculture (Michigan Public) Jonathan T. Overpeck
November 10, 2026 Heat-trapping carbon pollution drops, but scientists cite the Iran war rather than energy progress (Associated Press) Jonathan T. Overpeck
November 5, 2026 At the University of Michigan, Environmental Justice Starts With Who Gets to Decide (The Fulcrum) Michelle Martinez
November 4, 2026 What Experts Think the Democratic Blue Wave Will Mean For Climate Action (TIME) Geoffrey Henderson
November 2, 2026 Michigan could lower residential electricity rates by up to 27% with more heat pumps, study finds (The Cool Down) Parth Vaishnav
October 30, 2026 Five reasons why the US midterms matter for the climate – and your energy bill (The Guardian) Geoffrey Henderson
October 28, 2026 More heat pumps would actually be good for the grid, researchers find (Canary Media) Parth Vaishnav
October 27, 2026 Drought raises concerns that U.P. wildfires could smolder through winter (MLive) Jonathan T. Overpeck
October 23, 2026 Halloween costumes have a spooky environmental impact. Swaps are a way to reduce waste and recycle (Associated Press) Shelie Miller
October 23, 2026 Inside Yellowstone National Park’s historic gift from data center developers (WyoFile) Thomas Lyon
October 22, 2026 More birds at risk from rising temperatures, human activity (WCMU Public Media) Brian Weeks
October 22, 2026 U-M report shows Michigan water infrastructure needs nearly $40 billion in fixes (WEMU) Mike Shriberg
October 21, 2026 How candidates are (quietly) talking about climate change (The Washington Post) Geoffrey Henderson Nathaniel Geiger
October 20, 2026 Century-long data reveals complex trends in ice cover in the Great Lakes (WCMU Public Media)
October 19, 2026 How candidates are (quietly) talking about climate change – 3 election strategies you’ll see across the US (The Conversation) Geoffrey Henderson Nathaniel Geiger
October 16, 2026 Great Lakes ice cover is shrinking fast. A century of data reveals why (Bridge Michigan)
October 15, 2026 Century-long data reveals complex trends in ice cover in the Great Lakes (Great Lakes Echo)
October 14, 2026 Fact check: What’s true and what’s not in Michigan’s data center debate (Bridge Michigan) Michael Craig
