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The bills include stricter cleanup standards that wouldn’t allow site owners to block use of a site as an alternative to cleaning it up
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Bills would give the state more power over the process of carbon capture, utilization, and storage
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New bipartisan legislation in the Michigan Senate would reform policing practices in the state
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Crypto markets have gained a reputation for being both potentially lucrative and volatile.
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The legislation includes measures to assist with forgiveness of past-due bills, help with plumbing repairs, and direct financial assistance to help pay water bills
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Rep. David Prestin sponsors a bill that would allow the RICE generators to count toward renewable energy credits, despite them relying on natural gas
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The legislation would set different restriction levels in elementary schools, middle schools and high schools
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Wes Michigan doctors urge people to vaccinate against Measles, study suggests almost 15% of Michigan High Schoolers have vaped, a preview of the Civic Educational conference this weekend, and more.
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Among the bills are measures to exempt public assistance payments from debt collection and place corrections officers in the same pension system as Michigan State Police officers
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Nine bills were adopted last session when Democrats controlled the House and the Senate. The bills were not forwarded to the governor before Republicans took over the House in January