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The city is implementing high-tech cameras, global positioning systems and computers on city recycling trucks
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The attorney general said it’s a perfectly legal way to employ private practice lawyers to hold oil and gas companies accountable for harm to the environment.Republicans blasted the Attorney General for pursuing “a political agenda”
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James Thornton, author of 'Nature, My Teacher' is our guest
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Critics of changing the rulemaking authority back to EGLE say it could lead to overregulation
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GVSU took home a win in the National Wildlife Foundation's "GameDay Zero Waste Touchdown Challenge." The nation-wide competition aims to reduce and eliminate waste at home football games.
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The Michigan Senate voted Tuesday to get rid of a rule-making committee within the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
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We talk to Cory Connelly with the office of Climate and Energy.
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The state’s environmental regulator has drafted an air quality enforcement plan for Stellantis’ Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit
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Kent County 17th Circuit Court will hear the Michigan Attorney General’s lawsuit against GFIAA for allegedly failing to address PFAS groundwater issues.
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Michigan will join four other states in requiring utility providers to transition to 100% carbon-free energy generation by 2040.