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MSU sustainability expert highlights link between Michigan water use, agriculture, and global trade

Recent debates over tariffs have focused primarily on economics, but they also demonstrate how trade decisions can carry unintended consequences for water use and environmental systems worldwide.
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MSU sustainability expert highlights link between Michigan water use, agriculture, and global trade

Recent debates over tariffs have focused primarily on economics, but they also demonstrate how trade decisions can carry unintended consequences for water use and environmental systems worldwide.
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Spartans Making A Difference: Wastewater ARGs, recycled phosphorus, and viruses in MSU vents

This week's articles by MSU faculty, specialists and students making a difference feature sewage-tracked antibiotic resistance, phosphorus recovery from waste, and COVID detection in campus HVAC filters.