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Stop the Data Center sign
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The fight against a $1.2 billion U-M and Los Alamos-backed data center continues

Amanda LeClaire April 28, 2026

Activists in Ypsilanti Township keep fighting to halt a data center development associated with nuclear weapons research.Stop the Data Center members...

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Saplings planted along the road side at Rouge Park. They are held up with supports and protected by cylinders of chicken wire around their skinny trunks.
  • Community & Quality of Life
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Michigan DNR offers help for tree planting and care to celebrate Arbor Day

Amanda LeClaire April 24, 2026

Arbor Day began in 1872 as a means for everyday citizens to plant more trees. What began more than a...

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A man with large shears and 4 other people are standing at a campground and cutting the ribbon on a pop up tent labeled metroparks.com.
  • Community & Quality of Life
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The Metro: First-time campers welcome at Metroparks’ newly renovated Walnut Grove Campground

David Leins, The Metro April 23, 2026

One of two public campgrounds in Wayne County is reopening this summer after extensive renovations. Located in Lower Huron Metropark,...

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  • Environment
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Major cuts to the US Forest Service could devastate Michigan’s tree canopy

Amanda LeClaire April 21, 2026

The U.S. Forest Service is shutting down all four of its research centers in Michigan as part of a nationwide...

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Solar
  • Environment
  • The Metro

The Metro: The battle for Michigan’s clean energy future

Robyn Vincent, The Metro April 15, 2026

House Republicans want to eliminate Michigan's clean energy law requiring 100% renewable power by 2040. A second bill would also...

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Nicholas Hartnett, owner of Pure Power Solar, holds a panel as his company installs a solar array on the roof of a home in Frankfort, Ky., July 17, 2023.
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The Metro: The reason for Ann Arbor’s rooftop solar boom

Sam Corey April 15, 2026

In 2019, Michigan’s largest utility ended what's called net metering. That meant if you had solar panels, you no longer...

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Insect and fungal infestation leads to tree removal and replanting on Wayne State University campus

Olivia Dow April 9, 2026

Last October, Ground Services at Wayne State University discovered an infestation of bark beetles on trees in Gullen Mall. Donna Reincke,...

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Detroit Chief Public Health Officer Ali Abazeed aims to expand citywide health initiatives

Nargis Rahman April 9, 2026

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield recently appointed Ali Abazeed as the city’s new Chief Public Health Officer, saying he would be...

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  • Environment
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Northern Michigan forests have a long road to recovery after last year’s ice storm

Olivia Dow March 30, 2026

Despite a year passing since the ice storm, damages are still visible in Northern Michigan forests with trees broken in...

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Sugarbush
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Maple tapping in the sugarbush: Indigenous ties and community building with Black to the Land

Isaiah Lopez March 25, 2026

Mid-February through March can be an exciting time across southeast Michigan. With spring being around the corner, people are looking...

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East Creek Reserve
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Grand Traverse Conservation District adds 560-acre East Creek Reserve

Amanda LeClaire, Olivia Dow March 19, 2026

The Grand Traverse Conservation District (GTCD) recently received the East Creek Reserve as a donation from Rotary Camps and Services...

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  • Environment
  • The Metro

The Metro: When the grid groans. The fragile geography of home

Robyn Vincent March 16, 2026

For tens of thousands of people across metro Detroit, this past weekend wasn’t spent relaxing. It was spent in the...

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