The approximately 350 residents within a 1-mile radius of US Ecology Detroit South who signed on to the class action lawsuit are estimated to receive roughly $1,000 each.
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What to know about freezing pipes in Metro Detroit
As Metro Detroit faces prolonged cold, plumbers report a rise in frozen and burst pipes, urging homeowners to act. Insulating exposed pipes and letting faucets drip overnight can prevent costly damage.
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Can Trump’s coal comeback last? Experts say no
In 2025, regulatory rollbacks and surging power demand helped buoy an industry in trouble.
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Data centers could drive Michigan air pollution higher with climate law loophole: Science nonprofit
Data center power demands, emissions loophole for Michigan utilities could add to the state’s air pollution in decades ahead, The Union of Concerned Scientists says.
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Data center news: DTE agrees to power terms for Saline Township data center
The 1.4-gigawatt facility would be Michigan’s largest, consuming more electricity than 1 million homes.
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What we’re reading: Inkster water bills soar after meter replacement
A bellwether bench trial against the EPA begins Jan. 26 in Ann Arbor, over a decade after Flint’s water crisis emerged.
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Michigan Supreme Court considers ban on ICE courthouse arrests
Prosecutors and advocates say rising ICE courthouse arrests have a chilling effect on testimony and legal participation.
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EPA drops health cost calculations for air pollution: How it could harm Detroiters
The agency will no longer consider health costs and deaths prevented when reducing two major pollutants, but will account for costs to industry.
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$2 billion in mental health, substance abuse funding: Cut one day, reinstated the next
Grant recipients who had their funding canceled on Tuesday told The Associated Press they hadn’t yet received word of the reinstatements.
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Data center protest in Van Buren Township targets 1-gigawatt proposal
Data center opponents say the 800,000-square-foot facility could strain local utilities. The data center will use as much as 3.6 million gallons of water a day, according to the township.