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Food Boosts Kalamazoo's North Side Development

Mattie Jordan-Woods stood with pride outside the grocery store at Park and Westnedge Streets, on Kalamazoo's north side, happy because the...more
TCL&P Hits Renewables Reset Button


TCL&P Hits Renewables Reset Button

With its biomass proposal on the ropes, TCL&P is starting over on its clean and renewable energy plan by inviting the public to...more
Time for Better Railroads in Michigan?

Time for Better Railroads in Michigan?

Cars drove Michigan’s economy during the last century, but crumbling highways, congestion, and soaring expenses have the state...more
‘Noise, Distraction, Fabrication’ Mar Water Rights Debate


'Noise, Distraction, Fabrication' Mar Water Rights Debate

To prevent Michigan from becoming “the Saudi Arabia of water,” water advocates say, the state must place its aquifers under...more
MSU Extension Grows a Stronger Kalamazoo


MSU Extension Grows a Stronger Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo County Extension helps gardeners, growers, businesses, and officials bring healthier food and stronger farms to the region....more
Like Many in Lansing, Dillon Still Sees Coal as King


Like Many in Lansing, Dillon Still Sees Coal as King

The state’s denial of the Rogers City coal plant permit has angered pro-coal lawmakers, including gubernatorial candidate Andy...more
Obama, Granholm Teamwork Revives Some State Factories

Obama, Granholm Teamwork Revives Some State Factories

When President Obama took another big step toward cleaner vehicles last month, it was good news for Michigan’s fallen industrial base....more
Study Questions Biomass’ Ability to Cut Greenhouse Gases

Study Questions Biomass' Ability to Cut Greenhouse Gases

A six-months study by a Massachusetts research center found that switching from coal and natural gas to wood biomass for energy generation...more
Investors to Challenge Consumers' Bay City Coal Plant

Investors to Demand Info on Risks of Consumers' Coal Plans

Tomorrow morning, shareholders of Consumers Energy will vote on resolutions pushing the company to reveal more about the cost for it...more
Cherryland Candidates Question Proposed Coal Plant

Cherryland Candidates Question Proposed Coal Plant

Wolverine Power and Cherryland Electric insist that the coal-fired power plant they want to build in Rogers City would cost $1.3 billion....more
Green Power for Sale!

Green Power for Sale!

Dave Slifka wants to be a clean-energy entrepreneur in Michigan, but no one seems to want what he’s trying to sell: power from wind...more
Video, New Candidates Enliven Cherryland Board Race

Video, New Candidates Enliven Cherryland Board Race

Cherryland Co-op’s annual election is usually a sleepy affair, but this year two new candidates and a video questioning the...more
Wes Jackson: ‘Let’s Save the Stuff We’re Made Of’

Wes Jackson: 'Let's Save the Stuff We're Made Of'

There is another way to farm, says agricultural pioneer Wes Jackson, and it’s time to revolutionize our thinking about agriculture. ...more
Good-bye to Big Yellow Buses?

Good-bye to Big Yellow Buses?

Retirees Betty and Bob Dunham found another family of kids: the dozen or so neighborhood youths who congregated on school mornings in their...more
MLUI to TCL&P: More Efficiency, More Renewables

MLUI to TCL&P: More Efficiency, More Renewables

The Michigan Land Use Institute says Traverse City Light & Power should step up investments in energy efficiency, promote solar power...more
Stewart Udall, an American Statesman, Passes

Stewart Udall, an American Statesman, Passes

I met Stewart Udall and his wife Lee in 1988, when I was a national correspondent for The New York Times and he was in the midst of seeking...more
A Call to Action for Sen. Stabenow


A Call to Action for Sen. Stabenow

A year ago I watched U.S. Senator Stabenow listen to a proud food service director and superintendent explain how they transformed their...more

Groups Renew Push to Stop Bay City Coal Plant

When Consumers Energy received state permission to build a coal-fired power plant near Bay City, it marked a significant victory for the...more
Our New Big Three


Our New Big Three

Bringing wind power to Michigan can help our environment and economy. Although European manufacturers are currently profiting handsomely...more
Save Energy, Save Tax Dollars

Save Energy, Save Tax Dollars

For two decades, Dave Konkle made money by saving taxpayer dollars. As head of the award-winning Ann Arbor Energy Office, he led programs...more
Coal Dump Karst: ‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’?

Coal Dump Karst: 'Active' or 'Inactive'?

Frank Krist worked at the Presque Isle County Health Department, so he’s seen the curious ways that underground water moves near some...more
State Readies Rogers City Coal Ash Hearing

State Readies Rogers City Coal Ash Hearing

Joe Veselenak remembers when a sinkhole tried to swallow the goal post at one end of Roger City High School’s football field. It was...more
Biomass: Boon or Bugaboo?

Biomass: Boon or Bugaboo?

Traverse City Light & Power drew widespread praise when it announced plans to greatly reduce its fossil fuel use. But one possible...more

New Questions as State Mulls Wolverine Coal Permit

As an electric co-op awaits a state ruling on its push to build a controversial coal-fired power plant in Rogers City, evidence is mounting...more
A Good Food Road Show

A Good Food Road Show

It was chefs, not carny barkers, who excited youngsters at the Northwestern Michigan Fair’s Cooking with Kids session. The chefs...more
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