According to city documents, the soil contamination, which included lead and arsenic, were uncovered during environmental testing required for the demolition of the former Lenox Community Center.
Remembering the 1932 Ford Hunger March: Detroit park honors labor and environmental history
A legacy of historic labor protests intertwines with ongoing environmental activism, offering a reflection on resilience, community struggles and the quest for social justice.
It’s ozone season in Michigan, and a new report predicts rising air pollution
Ozone season begins March 1 and runs through the end of September. A new analysis predicts more climate-driven air pollution in the years to come.
The battle against Michigan power outages yields little accountability
A year after a severe ice storm left 700,000 Michigan residents without power, calls for improved reliability and accountability continue.
‘Pollinator scorecard’ could help solar developers amp up proposals
There are many pollinators in Michigan, including over 460 bee species, and they all have different needs.
Air quality film kicks off series aiming to change Detroit narratives
The organization’s fight for environmental justice is the focus of the new documentary “Sure as the Wind.”
Young Detroit climate activists demand action, inspire hope
Detroit students lead a powerful demand for climate action, aiming to transform their future with cleaner air and sustainable solutions.
Dearborn air quality monitoring program launched to protect public health
City officials introduces air and pollution monitors and text-based alerts to inform and empower residents with real-time information.
DTE Energy signals another electric rate hike request for spring
Rate cases are coming more frequently, placing pressure on advocates and increasing costs for customers
Detroit People’s Food Co-op to open May 1
The grocery store will offer fresh produce, bulk foods, a prepared deli section with limited seating, beverages and other items commonly found at grocery stores.