National Climate Leaders Call Out Gov. Whitmer on Line 5 Tunnel Proposal
Author Bill McKibben says a tunnel deal with Enbridge would undermine the governor’s legacy as a climate and environmental champion.
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MiCAN Petition to Stop the "Tunnel to Oblivion"
MiCAN recently launched a petition in response to Governor Whitmer negotiating a deal with Enbridge to build a tar sands tunnel through Michigan.
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Michigan revisits policy that limits solar development on farmland
A task force is examining whether participants in a farmland preservation program should be allowed to add solar panels.
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Michigan utility reaches deal over long-term clean energy plan
A proposed settlement between Consumers Energy and stakeholder groups was filed with regulators March 23.
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Report warns about climate change impacts on Great Lakes and Region
A new report from Environmental Law & Policy Center (ELPC) says climate change is causing significant and far-reaching impacts on the Great Lakes and the Great Lakes region.
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Utility-linked group seeks to dismantle net metering in Michigan
A group with millions of dollars in undisclosed donations says state policy makes “private renewables” bad for low-income residents and communities of color.
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Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Order Creating Office of Climate and Energy
In a bold step to respond to the science that people have 12 years to significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions to prevent the worse effects of a warming…
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Polar vortex offers utility customers lesson in demand response
Michigan residents might not have to wait for the next polar vortex to hear more about demand response.
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Q&A: Michigan’s top utility regulator on the state’s energy transition
The chair of the Michigan Public Service Commission discusses how utility oversight has changed amid a shift toward renewable energy.
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What’s next for Line 5: studies, permits and ‘inevitable’ lawsuits
A three-member board overseeing the tunnel project for the state is scheduled to hold its first meeting Wednesday.
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