News
Explore recent news on climate action, campus initiatives, research, events, and community efforts advancing U-M’s sustainability goals.
Current news features the latest sustainability updates, stories, and announcements from Michigan News and the The University Record.
- Summer of a thousand wildfires: U-M experts available to comment
- Looking beyond the dumping ground: A conversation about environmental justice in the Global South
- New plant identification app available, powered by U-M Herbarium
- Prioritizing pollinators over climate change?
- Discovering the most ancient quasars in the universe
- Mapping trade-offs to help build better EV batteries
- C’mon and join the convoy: Batteries, fuel cells would overhaul emissions from semis, other heavy vehicles
- Crashing insect populations have resulted in smaller tree swallows that reproduce less
- SEAS researchers examine human cost of recycling tech devices
- Researchers, farmers and policymakers gathering to assess progress in Western Lake Erie Basin
- Air quality: Rainfall history matters as much as where the air came from
- UM-Dearborn earns new Bird City Michigan Campus designation
- Energy agreement puts U-M on track to zero emissions tied to purchased electricity in 2027
- Hadley Center to open, set standard for recreation, well-being
- Michigan Sea Grants awarded to three U-M projects
- U-M Health recognized as ‘top hospital’ for excellence in environmental sustainability
- Taubman Library honored by state for energy conservation
- U-M weaves sustainability into student move-out, commencement
- Two additional Maize Rays solar sites now operational
- D. Dan and Betty Kahn Health Care Pavilion achieves LEED platinum certification