Planet Detroit Archives - Page 13 of 18

DTE Gas announces plan to go ‘net zero’ by 2050; activists skeptical

DTE Energy’s natural gas business will achieve ‘net-zero’ carbon emissions by 2050 through reducing emissions across its operations, the company announced today. â€œWeâ€™ve decided to...

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Profiles in the fight for environmental justice: shane bernardo

For the first 13 years of shane bernardo’s life, his Filipino immigrant parents ran a grocery store on the west side of Detroit that attracted...

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Call for pitches: Black, indigenous or person of color (BiPOC) journalists

We are thrilled to announce that the Detroit Equity Action Lab Race and Justice Media Collaboration at Wayne State University is partnering with Planet Detroit...

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In Detroit, the long-term fight for biodiversity is bearing fruit (and flowers, and birds, and butterflies…)

When invasive species and development overtake prairies, forests, and marshlands in the Detroit area, biodiversity is threatened. But conservation groups are fighting, project by project,...

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EGLE approves GM-Hamtramck Assembly air permit application

After several virtual hearings and public information sessions beginning in May, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energyâ€™s Air Quality Division (AQD) approved...

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Revere Dock restoration plan includes new seawall

A restoration plan proposed by Revere Dock LLC, the company responsible for the dock collapse on the Detroit River in November 2019, was the subject...

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How air pollution and asthma affect kids in Detroit

Thirteen-year-old Jeremiah Cannon was home alone two years ago in 2018 when he suffered an asthma attack. “I was watching TV and all of a...

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Detroit nature walks aren’t just for birders â€” they’re a way to explore the quieter side of the city

Empty roads, canals and bridges are among Melissa McLeodâ€™s favorite spots to look for birds. From the slow-moving canals of Belle Isle to a pop-up...

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Profiles in nature: Birding in place with Feral Detroit

Empty roads, canals and bridges are among Melissa McLeodâ€™s favorite spots to look for birds. From the slow-moving canals of Belle Isle to a pop-up...

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Why biodiversity matters in urban areas like Detroit

A church garden in Detroit might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of biodiversity, but each individual plant, bird...

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