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Discover how Michigan plants cope with the months of cold winter temperatures.

Discover how Michigan animals cope with the months of cold winter temperatures.

To thrive, people need more than power and roads.

Discover how Michigan animals cope with the months of cold winter temperatures.

The story shared by one youth of how programs like MSU Extension’s science literacy team inspired them to pursue a STEM career.

Nursing home advocates and researchers hope today’s House subcommittee hearing will spur legislative action to help the sector recover from the ravages it’s still feeling from COVID-19.

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The combined impact of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 marks the first time that the full financial might of the federal government is aligned behind the transition to clean energy.  The wide ranging set of policies in the two acts includes tax credits, grants, rebates, loans, and other financial incentives to make clean energy and other climate solutions cheap, funding for demonstration and improvement of nascent technologies, and ind...

National Society of Black Engineers CEO Janeen Uzzell shares the steps her organization is taking to change the hiring landscape.

Following up on its November 2021 Draft Regulatory Determinations, the Washington State Department of Ecology (Department or DOE) has just released its "Final Regulatory Determinations Report to the Legislature."