News Summary Michigan has introduced two new programs for nonprofits and tax-exempt entities, allowing them to access federal clean energy tax credits through Elective Pay. The MHC Challenge and Elective Pay Ambassador Program aim to simplify the process and increase participation from communities historically facing barriers in utilizing clean energy
News Summary Seven Michigan Republican lawmakers have issued a joint statement attributing the hazardous air quality in Michigan to wildfires in Canada. They urge the Canadian government to take immediate action on wildfire management, emphasizing the health risks for vulnerable populations. Currently, approximately 69 million residents in the Midwest are
News Summary A statewide air quality advisory in Michigan has been extended as smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to affect local health. Officials warn of unhealthy air pollution levels, particularly for sensitive groups like children and the elderly. Meteorologists predict persistent wildfire smoke due to stalled wind patterns and a
News Summary Landowners in Michigan are raising alarms over high-voltage transmission line projects led by ITC Holdings, fearing property condemnation and lack of communication. The projects, costing $624 million, will impact numerous homes across six counties. Local residents criticize the approval process and demand better engagement as they worry about
News Summary The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has redirected a shipment of nuclear waste from the Manhattan Project away from a landfill in Michigan to a facility in Texas. The decision comes after local opposition raised concerns about safety and environmental risks associated with the proposed disposal site. Community
News Summary Flint, Michigan has completed the replacement of most lead water pipes, over a decade after the contaminated water crisis. Approximately 11,000 pipes were replaced, restoring safety to more than 28,000 properties. Local officials emphasize that while this milestone is a significant achievement, the community continues to seek justice
News Summary Sandisk Corporation has officially canceled plans to build a semiconductor factory in Mundy Township, Michigan, which was expected to create 10,000 jobs. The decision is attributed to national economic instability and uncertainties in federal policies. The megasite, covering 1,194 acres, had initially promised significant investment towards Michigan’s economic
News Summary Michigan is facing an air quality alert due to smoke from 81 wildfires in Canada, affecting the health of sensitive populations. The alert, active since July 14, flags unhealthy PM2.5 levels across the state. Residents are encouraged to limit outdoor activities and monitor air quality reports. Severe conditions
News Summary As the Fourth of July weekend approaches, several beaches in Michigan are closed or under advisory due to elevated E. coli levels. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) has reported three closures and three advisories related to high bacteria counts in water. Beachgoers are
News Summary The U.S. Supreme Court is set to examine the legality of Enbridge Energy’s attempt to move a lawsuit from state to federal court regarding its Line 5 oil pipeline. Michigan argues that jurisdiction should remain at the state level, while Enbridge claims federal courts would offer a more
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