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Justices vacated a permit for the pipeline, while also issuing a consequential ruling for state environmental reviews on several fronts — including the state’s public trust doctrine. “It is literally breathing life into the law,” said one legal expert.
A research team led by University of Michigan isolated and grew more than 200 kinds of fungi from the deep subsurface to help researchers better understand how fungi survive in extreme environments, how underground ecosystems function and what happens to carbon stored in the Earth's crust. (Photo courtesy of Ronan Montgomery-Taylor, University of Michigan)
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- August 4 | Classical host Tyler Castellanos is playing trumpet in the Faculty Composers Recital
- August 5 | Classical hosts Christy L'Esperance and Emma Stadelmann are at IPR's final Classical Happy Hour
- August 6 | News Director Ed Ronco and Jacob Wheeler from the Glen Arbor Sun co-host a journalism workshop at the Elberta Labor Heritage Center.
- August 8 | Look for Music Director Amanda Sewell at Kresge Auditorium ahead of the Renée Fleming concert at 7:30 p.m.
- August 9 | Amanda Sewell and Tyler Castellanos will be in the broadcast booth for the 99th "Les Préludes."
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