MSU expert warns of the rising risk of Legionnaires’ disease
Joan Rose, director of the Water Alliance and the Homer Nowlin Chair in Water Research at MSU discusses Legionnaires' disease during an interview with CBC Listen.
Preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species in Michigan through retailer education
Learn more about the Reduce Invasive Pet and Plant Escapes (RIPPLE) program, a partnership between MSU Extension and the Michigan Departments of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy; Natural Resources; and Agriculture and Rural Development.
Controlled drainage isn’t just for flat fields anymore
New research from Michigan State University shows controlled drainage can reduce nitrate loss even on sloped fields, challenging long-standing recommendations.
MSU's Institute of Water Research upgrades SIDMA, advancing social indicator tracking for nonpoint source pollution programs
MSU's Institute of Water Research upgrades SIDMA, advancing social indicator tracking for nonpoint source pollution programs.
Faster methods for detecting viruses in food, water
Reducing detection time means treatments can be given earlier to improve people’s health
Mi Fresh Fish shares fisheries facts – and tasty fish – around the state
Fish frys, on-boat experiences are opportunities to learn about aquaculture, fisheries education for consumers and legislators.
Spartans Making A Difference: Safer Greens, Invasive Carp Control, and Clearer Streams
This week’s articles by MSU faculty, specialists, and students making a difference feature cold-stored E. coli in lettuce, invasive carp behavior in Lake Erie, and groundwater reshaping stream chemistry.
Fishing, snorkeling, sailing - it’s all in a day’s work for these Michigan Sea Grant staffers
As a 4-H Great Lakes Natural Resources Camp sponsor, Sea Grant offers hands-on natural resource lessons.
No payoff from high soil test phosphorus: Save fertilizer and protect water quality
Lake Erie continues to experience summer algal blooms due to excess phosphorus.
Addressing the challenge of water for all: insights from MSU researchers
Three MSU research teams are examining how Midwestern communities navigate water access and decision-making, from climate resilience to public attitudes and policy outcomes.
Spartans Making A Difference: Designing for the Future — Smarter Drainage, Cleaner Water
This week’s articles by MSU faculty, specialists, and students making a difference feature climate-smart drainage design, wastewater treatment to reduce antibiotic resistance, and PFAS in solar panels.
MSU’s Flint Registry secures federal funding to continue public health work in the community
After months of federal funding uncertainty, the Flint Registry has received notice of renewed funding beginning Aug. 1, enabling continued long-term efforts to support those impacted by the Flint Water Crisis.