A recording of our live webinar on summer in Southeast Michigan– extended heat waves, high-intensity rainstorms and worsening air quality.
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Why Friends of the Detroit River’s volunteers are key to its success
Volunteers with Friends of the Detroit River have a long history with the organization and a love of the river.
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Woodbridge textile artist launches new community space: Secret Garden Art Cafe
Raffa Reuther transformed their historical home into a pop-up community space offering adults low-stakes creative experiences.
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Detroit Air Quality
What you need to know about Canadian wildfire smoke and Detroit air quality all in one place. Updated regularly.
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What we’re reading: A Michigan bird flu mystery
Newly released wastewater surveillance data suggests Michigan is a national hot spot for the bird flu virus that’s infecting poultry, dairy cows and other mammals across the U.S.
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Michigan fireworks add to air quality problems
Here’s how you can manage asthma during Fourth of July air pollution spikes caused by Michigan fireworks.
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Watershed councils collaborate to change infrastructure from gray to green
Watershed councils covering the Huron, Rouge and Clinton rivers have created the Rain Catchers Collective to help more residents and municipalities build green infrastructure.
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Bipartisan advocates say it’s time for community solar in Michigan
Legislation has statewide support but faces opposition from DTE and Consumers.
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EGLE launches Michigan Justice40 Accelerator
The Michigan Justice40 Accelerator aims to help community-based organizations in Michigan access federal funding for clean energy and climate-related projects.
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EPA has lowered the screening level for lead in soil – here’s what that could mean for households in Detroit
This more protective lower number reflects current understanding of soil as a significance source of lead exposure for children.