Escanaba Looking at Solar Energy System
After looking at the pros and cons of solar energy for years, Escanaba is considering two alternative sites for developing a sun-powered system that would help reduce power…
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Michigan Climate March News Roundup
Thousands of Michiganders march to call for action on climate change. Here are some of the news stories about the march that took place on Saturday, April 29.
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In DC and statewide, Michiganders march for climate action
Michiganders will march on the nation’s capital and rally in cities around the state April 29 to call on elected leaders to take bold action now to avoid…
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Charlevoix Business Invests in Solar Power
From his office at Manthei Landscape Supply, Peter Manthei can tell you how much energy is being produced at his family’s solar array in Charlevoix.
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Experts Discuss Climate Change Effects on Michigan
This article originally appeared on C & G Newspapers. Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, recently compared the climate change debate to a…
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Michigan State Researcher on Pipelines and Modern Colonialism
In the year since the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe first organized Dakota Access pipeline protest camps in North Dakota, Michigan State University researcher Kyle Powys Whyte has written extensively about…
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Property values surge in Michigan counties with wind energy – but why?
Agricultural land was the only property type in Michigan to have increased in overall value since 2008 and through the Great Recession, according to a report last month by Bridge…
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New vehicle fuel economy improved 33% from 1980-2016
According to data gathered by the US Department of Energy (DOE) from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), new vehicle fuel economy in the US has improved 33%…
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University of Michigan Professors Discuss Trump's Fuel Economy Review
President Trump's Visit to Ypsilanti to announce he will cancel an executive order that sets stringent automotive emissions standards. University of Michigan professors weigh in on the announcement…
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Environment Over Economy in Michigan
Most Michigan residents would prefer policymakers prioritize the environment over economic growth, finds a new survey by Michigan State University researchers.
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