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Fairgrounds Development Coalition Says Enough is Enough

Amy Miller March 1, 2018

A group of neighbors around the Michigan State Fairgrounds at 8 Mile and Woodward are pushing Michigan Land Bank Fast...

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Deer with CWD Chronic Wasting Disease
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Deadly Deer Disease Not Easy to Find or Cure

Amy Miller March 1, 2018

The deadly neurological disease spreading among Michigan’s deer herds may not be easily contained. Michigan Department of Natural Resources managers...

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CuriosID: Could Electric Cars Increase Pollution?

Quinn Klinefelter February 26, 2018

Courtesy of Union of Concerned Scientists   The question for this edition of CuriosID comes from listener Sharon Khouri: “I’m...

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100 Things to do in the Upper Penninsula…

Amy Miller February 21, 2018

As winter weather drags on, many people are feeling a bit of “cabin fever”. Spending too much time on the...

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Ironic: Bats Need Sunlight to Fight Deadly Disease

Amy Miller February 20, 2018

Researchers say they may have discovered a treatment for White Nose Syndrome in bats. The deadly fungal disease has already...

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Consumers Energy to End Coal Use by 2040, Reduce Carbon Emissions by 80 Percent

Bre'Anna Tinsley February 19, 2018

Consumers Energy Consumers Energy announced new goals today (Mon) for reducing carbon emissions by 80 percent today. The energy company...

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President Trump Syria Attack Address whitehouse.gov
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Trump ‘Campaigned Like a Populist. He’s Governing Like a Plutocrat’ says WaPo Reporter

Detroit Today February 14, 2018

National Park Service President Trump unveiled a budget on Monday that would make big cuts to social, environmental, and other domestic programs, including...

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Scientists Now Know What’s Causing Lake Erie’s Algae Problem

Amy Miller February 13, 2018

IJC   Scientists have identified the source of the annual algal bloom in Lake Erie. Water quality managers have speculated...

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DTE Energy Plans to Cut Carbon Footprint By 80%

Amy Miller February 9, 2018

A Michigan energy company says it plans to reduce its carbon footprint by 80% in the coming years. DTE Energy says...

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Cape Town Water Crisis and What Shortages Could Mean for the Great Lakes

Detroit Today February 5, 2018

National Geographic What is going to happen when people all over the world start running out of fresh water? How...

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Snyder Still Has Leverage To Get Stuff Done in 2018

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher February 2, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Gov. Rick Snyder spent the past week rolling out a series of new policy proposals he hopes to...

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More info about Groundhog Day than you ever wanted to know

Amanda LeClaire February 2, 2018

Today is Groundhog Day and this morning in Pennsylvania, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, therefore predicting another 6 weeks of...

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