The project aims to make regional water infrastructure more resilient and help with flood prevention. However, residents are troubled by the city of Detroit and Great Lakes Water Authority’s slow outreach.
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FAQ: Detroit Food Commons welcomes Black-led co-op grocery store
The Detroit People’s Food Co-op will sell locally grown produce, groceries, baked goods and more under a community-owned model.
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Nessel calls out DTE’s $9 billion plan, warns of $4350 price hike for the average customer
DTE’s “gold plating” is charging customers for unnecessary upgrades, critics say.
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Meet the Black woman leading Detroit’s clean energy charge
At first, Deana Neely hesitated to disclose Detroit Voltage’s status as a Black woman-owned business in a white male-dominated industry. Then, she realized the power in embracing identity.
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EGLE pressured to prioritize public input in decision-making
Rep Tlaib says public comment needs to influence EGLE decision-making, not be ‘performative.’
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Who are today’s climate activists? Dispelling 3 big myths for Earth Month
It’s easy to get caught up in the myths about climate activism, particularly in today’s polarized political environment. So, let’s take a moment to explore the truth about three of the big myths being told about climate activism and the climate movement today.
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‘Absurd’: Michigan AG Nessel intervenes as DTE seeks another rate hike
DTE seeks an additional $450 million annually. The request comes on the heels of a $368 million rate increase approved in December.
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‘Too many questions’: Hazmat proposal raises bridge safety concerns
Industry touts safety benefits as residents voice concerns over a proposal to allow hazardous materials on the Ambassador Bridge.
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‘Hiding donors’: Attorney says Michigan anti-renewable ballot effort may have broken campaign finance law
Attorney says dark money donation similar to ‘Unlock Michigan’ charges.
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With its new tailpipe rules, the EPA eyes an electric future
Should the new regulation survive inevitable legal challenges, it will prevent more than 7 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions over the next 30 years, according to the EPA.