The city has serviced 1,124 trees under the program and expects to complete 525 more by the end of this year. Approximately 1,851 homeowners will still need help in 2025.
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Are Virginia’s power-hungry data centers a warning for Michigan?
As Michigan considers tax breaks for data centers, Virginia environmental advocates warn data centers could kill state climate goals while thousands of generators may cause a spike in air pollution.
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The 5 worst Michigan counties for air quality
These Michigan counties stood out among the 100 worst for air pollution in the United States.
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What we’re reading: DTE forces some to pay bills in cash, radioactive waste in Belleville and Ford’s EV strategy
A DTE cash-only policy disproportionately affects vulnerable groups, including the elderly, low-income families and those without easy access to transportation.
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Empowering communities of color: Pioneering diversity in the clean energy revolution
Despite a growing emphasis on sustainability, the clean energy sector still needs more diversity.
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Run, reuse and recycle: How to get the most out of your running shoes
A 2013 MIT study found that a typical pair of running shoes produces 30 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions. These local recycling programs and partnerships and programs aim to reduce that.
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Climate change fueled last year’s extreme wildfires — some more than others
A new report finds last year’s wildfires in Canada, Greece, and the Amazon were at least three times more likely — and up to 20 times more likely — than they would have been without human-caused planetary warming.
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Warmer-than-normal fall likely in Michigan
Early fall temperatures in Michigan will likely be higher than average, but are predicted to return to normal for the winter.
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Detroit Air Quality Tracker: The latest on local air quality and wildfire smoke
What you need to know about Canadian wildfire smoke and Detroit air quality all in one place. Updated regularly.
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Planet Detroit’s guide to influencing your elected officials
Michigan advocates say you have more power than you think to shape environmental policy, especially at the state level.