MSU researchers, in collaboration with the nonprofit DigDeep and the Matrix: Center for Digital Humanities & Social Sciences at MSU have created a national dashboard to better address water and sanitation access in the U.S.

Sometimes, what you don’t know can hurt you. MSU Extension's soil testing service offers a variety of analyses through the Home Lawn and Garden Soil Test Mailer, and the commercial soil test bag.

Higgins Lake uses diver-assisted suction harvesting to reduce the aquatic invasive species but it has taken an investment of time and money.

A new Senate bill would address the regulation, inspection and re-evaluation of septic systems. If passed, Michigan would become the last state with a comprehensive septic code intended to prevent contamination of drinking water.

Dr. Yoorae Noh has spent her career investigating plastics, microplastics, and the emerging concern of nanoplastics.

WaterCube NRT Fellows Autumn Bland and Leo Baldiga participated in the Global Young Scientists Summit (Jan 5–9).

MSU researchers are studying how microplastics develop, how they move through Michigan’s water systems, and what that means for humans and ecosystem health.

The WaterCube NRT program at MSU was designed to prepare a competent workforce for addressing future sustainability and socio-economic challenges in water.

Often called Southeast Asia’s “Mother River,” the Mekong sustains the lives, cultures, and food systems of more than 60 million people.

The Rose Graduate Fellowship and Clifford Humphrys Fellowship are now open for graduate and doctoral students conducting water-related research.

Counties and townships can protect surface and groundwater by adopting time of sale septic inspection ordinances.

Counties and townships can protect surface and groundwater by adopting time of sale septic inspection ordinances.