News Archive

6/21/2011
A Century of Bird Study in Northern Michigan
6/20/2011
It Pays to Save: U of Michigan Cashes in with Energy Efficiency (Ecocentricblog.org, Energy Conservation Engineer Jim Almashy Cited)
6/20/2011
High Hopes, and Hurdles, for Hydrogen Cars (USA Today, Lecturer John DeCicco Cited)
6/20/2011
VIDEO: U-M Student Brings Internet to Rural Africa
6/20/2011
Final Interdisciplinary Junior Faculty Clusters Chosen
6/16/2011
Record Dead Zone Predicted in Gulf of Mexico (USA Today, Prof. Don Scavia Cited)
6/15/2011
Grant Helps Outdoor Adventures Grow & Go Green
6/14/2011
Native American Middle Schoolers Explore Science and Culture at Biological Station
6/14/2011
Researchers Predict Record Gulf of Mexico "Dead Zone" Due to Mississippi River Flooding
6/13/2011
LEADERSHIP VOICE: Prof. Don Scavia Interviewed on NPR about Expanding Dead Zone in Gulf of Mexico
6/9/2011
Peregrine Falcon Couple Hatches a Family Atop University of Michigan Hospitals (AnnArbor.com)
6/7/2011
VIDEO: Meet the Greenest Building on U-M's Ann Arbor Campus—the Dana Building
6/6/2011
U.S. & China Must Work Together for a Sustainable World, Conferencees Say
6/2/2011
A Room Full of Mini-Rivers (Conservation Magazine, Asst. Prof. Bradley Cardinale Cited)
6/1/2011
Finding Water Fit to Drink: Technology Delivers the Best Solution
6/1/2011
Motown Revival? (OnEarth.com, U-M Professors Joan Nassauer & Margaret Dewar Cited)
5/26/2011
Survey to Consider Reopening Maple River, which was Blocked More Than 100 Years Ago (Muskegon Chronicle)
5/26/2011
Cultivating an Urban Mushroom Garden (U-M Dearborn Reporter, Associate Professor David Susko Cited)
5/25/2011
UM-Flint to Involve Community in New Renewable Energy Course
5/25/2011
Why has the Weather Gone Cuckoo? (Philly.com, U-M Atmospheric Scientist Richard Rood Cited)

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