Green Living Headlines
An effort is underway in Lansing to put groundwater into the public trust. Some say House Bill 5319 would clear the way to user fees on groundwater. But tonight, the bill's co-sponsor says the legislation is needed to protect on one of the state's most valuable natural resources.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says work will begin this spring on removing 26,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment in the St. Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie.
The people of Pentwater and its surrounding communities are fighting a proposed $3 billion dollar wind farm.
Michigan continues to lead the nation in unemployment, but lawmakers are working to create jobs in new, emerging fields.
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When your company has announced plans to hire 550 people, with unemployment at 15%, you can expect a lot of attention.
Renewable power is generating increased interest in Michigan.
Hundreds of lakeshore residents asked questions and voiced concerns Monday night about a proposal to build an offshore wind farm between Silver Lake and Ludington
Federal officials have announced $150 million in grants for the program Pathways out of Poverty, and some of it is going to Grand Rapids.
A private ribbon cutting ceremony will take place Wednesday at what's being billed as the "greenest" hotel in Grand Rapids.
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