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How do we adapt Michigan’s dams to climate change?

Vivian La May 5, 2026

The record-high rainfall for some parts of northern Michigan — combined with melt from March’s above-average snow — pushed infrastructure...

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  • Environment
  • The Metro

The Metro: When the grid groans. The fragile geography of home

Robyn Vincent March 16, 2026

For tens of thousands of people across metro Detroit, this past weekend wasn’t spent relaxing. It was spent in the...

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The Metro: As environmental rules roll back, a religious authority remains silent

Robyn Vincent, The Metro January 6, 2026

For more than half a century, the American environmental movement has struck a familiar rhythm: alarm, action, and industry backlash....

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  • The Metro

The Metro: How to choose the right tree for the right place in 2026

David Leins, The Metro December 1, 2025

Choosing the right tree to plant that will thrive long into the future just got easier.Michigan’s tree canopy is changing...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: The carbon footprint myth and where real climate solutions begin

Robyn Vincent, The Metro September 3, 2025

For decades, fossil fuel companies championed the idea that climate change is solved through everyday personal habits — change your...

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The Metro: Michiganders face power struggle over rising utility bills

Robyn Vincent, The Metro August 7, 2025

As the temperature has climbed this summer, so have energy bills—and frustrations. These higher costs are driven by more than...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Detroit’s climate future is on the ballot this August

David Leins, Robyn Vincent, The Metro July 30, 2025

This summer is tracking to be the hottest on record… but it could be among the coolest summers we have...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: How resilient is Detroit’s tree canopy in the face of climate change?

David Leins, The Metro July 9, 2025

Climate change is affecting the trees in metro Detroit. The Eastern U.S. experienced an oppressive heat wave recently. There were...

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  • News
  • The Metro

The Metro: Nonprofit aims to conserve bird habitats in metro Detroit

Jack Filbrandt, Tia Graham, Robyn Vincent, The Metro April 16, 2025

Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. Global warming and climate change poses a significant threat to two-thirds...

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Detroit Evening Report: U-M report finds most older adults concerned about climate and health

Nargis Rahman April 14, 2025

The National Poll on Healthy Aging has released new data regarding how climate change and extreme weather impact health for...

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  • Environment
  • News

Massive flooding in Southwest Detroit may have affected trees

Bre'Anna Tinsley April 9, 2025

The nonprofit Greening of Detroit says the severe flooding caused by a recent water main break in Southwest Detroit may...

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  • Politics, Government & Finance

EPA’s ‘biggest deregulatory action’ spurs concern for air, water quality in Michigan

Teresa Homsi March 17, 2025

The Environmental Protection Agency has released a laundry list of policies related to climate change and pollution it wants to...

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