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The permit would have expired before tunnel construction could start in 2026.
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The Michigan Supreme Court sided with state regulators this week in a dispute with industrial livestock farms.
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Some projects could break ground this year but questions over funding and public opinion remain.
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The state’s department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy plans to offer $4.75 million in matching grants for projects on reusing and recycling minerals found in technologies like EV batteries.
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Michigan is working with communities and organizations to tackle climate change by funding new staff positions.
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The EPA called it “the largest single investment in environmental justice in history.”
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Due to the 2020 wash out, a mile long section of a 120-foot-high coastal bluff along the Little Traverse Bay will need to be stabilized. Multiple slope failures have collapsed the trailway and compromised U.S. 31.
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Eleven total congregations across the state are each getting around $100,000 from the program to become more energy-efficient.
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There’s a long-term impact to armoring shoreline on the Great Lakes. And as it turns out, it actually exacerbates the erosion it’s meant to stop.