Detroit-based Artist and Independent Curator Laura Earle is bringing together more than a dozen creative collaborators for a new exhibition opening at the Janice Charach Gallery in West Bloomfield in the new year. The inspiration behind it is to regain our balance with nature to stave off climate change and foster hope for our collective […]
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Call for candidates: Detroit Climate & Environment Reporting Fellow
The stories and narratives that most impact the lives of low-income people of color are too often not told in traditional media, especially when it comes to the environment. Sensational and over-simplified headlines from local and national news outlets often drown out authentic local narratives, obfuscate facts, and leave little room for the nuanced storytelling […]
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MICHIGAN CLIMATE HEADLINES
Did you have a chance to take our Michigan Climate News Reader Survey? We want to hear from you! What topics are you counting on Michigan Climate news to cover in 2022? TAKE THE READER SURVEY HERE! Trash gas: Michigan energy regulators will be studying the potential to use gas from landfills, human and animal […]
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Michigan Climate News Reader Survey
Thank you for signing up to read Michigan Climate News! We've been sliding into your inboxes for just a few months now, but we've grown quickly. And as we craft our editorial plans for 2022, we want to hear from you! What should we be writing about? What questions do you have about climate change […]
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From the Headlines – January 3-7, 2022
A Planet Detroit preview: What to expect in 2022 (It’s gonna get weird) Unresolved issues like air pollution and basement flooding will likely continue to plague Detroit and the metro area. Here are some of the stories Planet Detroit will be paying close attention to in 2022. Way forward on water: For Detroiters, the most important […]
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Center combines Indigenous, Western knowledge to fight climate change
By CHLOE TROFATTERCapital News Service LANSING – Michigan State University and the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians are fighting climate change while preserving Anishinaabeg cultural practices. Incorporating Indigenous voices and working with the tribe has transformed their approach to science and research, according to both Gary Roloff and Eric Clark, the co-leaders of […]
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A 2022 Forecast: What to expect this year in Michigan’s climate news
*You can always find past Michigan Climate News stories and subscribe to new ones on Bulletin, and you can keep up with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Got an idea for a Michigan climate story? Pitch us here.* SUBSCRIBE TO THIS NEWSLETTER HERE From floods to heatwaves and wildfires, 2021 was the year when […]
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10 Michigan nature photographers to follow on Instagram
*You can always find past Michigan Climate News stories and subscribe to new ones on Bulletin, and you can keep up with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Got an idea for a Michigan climate story? Pitch us here.* SUBSCRIBE TO THIS NEWSLETTER HERE On this final day of 2021, we present to you our […]
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Michigan Climate Change 2021: The year in numbers
*You can always find past Michigan Climate News stories and subscribe to new ones on Bulletin, and you can keep up with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Got an idea for a Michigan climate story? Pitch us here.* SUBSCRIBE TO THIS NEWSLETTER HERE 7: The increase in average temperature in degrees Fahrenheit in Michigan […]
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Michigan’s top climate stories of 2021
*You can always find past Michigan Climate News stories and subscribe to new ones on Bulletin, and you can keep up with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Got an idea for a Michigan climate story? Pitch us here.* SUBSCRIBE TO THIS NEWSLETTER HERE Wildlife woes: Conditions are changing for fish, deer, and other animals […]