Sustainability

Longform DTE workers make upgrades to power lines near Dixboro in fall 2024. The utility says it is investing $200 million in Ann Arbor's infrastructure over the next five years. But the city is pushing back against DTE's request to raise electricity rates.
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Weatherization program helps seniors stay safe and warm


Development News “These enhancements reflect our long-term commitment to building a more sustainable Sterling Heights,” says Mayor Michael C. Taylor.
Feature Story A grand opening celebration for the Community Garden at Nelson Park is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 1.
Feature Story The Spotted Lanternfly.
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Innovation News A heat pump.
Feature Story There will be a variety of interactive scenes and simulators to play in and on, including the campground and riding in the kayak.
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Feature Story “It's important we act now to ensure a cleaner, healthier and more resilient community for future generations,” says Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor.
Development News “The Circular Economy Grants fund innovation and collaboration to reimagine the reuse and recycling of materials,” says Matt Flechter, recycling markets specialist with EGLE.
Feature Story Kayak launch at North River Road Park on the Black River.
Longform The University of Michigan Synthetic Biology Team.
Innovation News U-M assistant professor Jovan Kamcev places a filter membrane between two electrodes, which measure how well the membrane conducts electricity. This helps his team predict how well it can purify water.
Longform Center for Sustainable Systems grad students Molly Russell and Paige Greenberg with Associate Director Shoshannah Lenski.
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Ann Arbor announces discounts and rebates for electric lawn care gear


In The News Interdunal Wetlands