nuclear power

For years Michigan has pursued clean energy policies in response to concerns that burning fossil fuels threatens the environment

We take the local angle with Cooley Law Professor Ret General Michael McDonald.

Critics of the project have expressed concern about the safety of storing nuclear waste on-site, and the soundness of the plant

Muskegon’s investigative journalist/film producer/author Roger Rapoport explores why.

Dee Morrison explores new ways the state is looking to pay for its infrastructure, dredging begins this week at Saugatuck Harbor, the DNR is setting up fall classes, and more state and West Michigan news.

In March, Whitmer and U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, announced the federal government will offer a $1.5 billion loan to help the plant’s new owner, Holtec International, restart Palisades nuclear power plant

Palisades is making headlines, and Kevin Kamps presents his words on the topic of a podcast about Palisades.

After receiving a federal loan totaling more than $1 billion, the mothballed Covert, Michigan nuclear power plant will restart.

A bill before a Michigan Senate committee would require state regulators to commission a feasibility study on nuclear energy

The Jackson-based utility will stop burning coal 15-years faster than anticipated