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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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Opinions are divided over whether the state should help finance a proposed copper mine on the shores of Lake Superior.
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Michigan is tackling implementation of a law that gives the state final approval of large renewable projects, and they're hoping public input will guide the process.
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A food waste digester in Fremont is closing after a years-long permit dispute with the state. Environmental groups say the outcome of that dispute could have far-reaching impacts.
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Petoskey is the last in a series of community meetings to gather public input on how the MI Healthy Climate Plan should be implemented.
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The Great Lakes region — and the rest of the world — is seeing a huge push for solar power. But what happens when those panels expire?
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The Great Lakes region — and the rest of the world — is seeing a huge push for solar power. But what happens when those panels expire?
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Solar power is a central part of Michigan’s plan to transition to renewable energy. As more projects go in, some solar companies and farmers are trying to work together to use land in ways that will benefit everyone involved.
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Supporters of the policy say it sends a clear signal that Traverse City is serious about developing a green economy in northern Michigan.
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Michigan will spend more than half a million dollars on a slate of projects meant to support the state’s transition to renewable energy — for boats.