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Protecting Michigan’s water quality is a great concern for public health, the economy, the environment and social aspects that depend on the state’s waterbodies. Monitoring recreational swimming beaches for harmful bacteria like Escherichia coli is…

For over a third of the last three summers, beach water along the North Shore of Sugar Island, MI has been under swimming advisories due to fecal contamination. Currently, the State of Michigan mandates an 18 hour culture test be used to measure the…

Ethnoveterinary, or herbal, practices are making a comeback due to increasing microbial resistance to medications. The three natural resources in question, honey, garlic, and tea tree oil, are being studied extensively for their use in various…