The Metro: Roundup’s safety science is falling apart. The government is protecting it anyway
What happens when the regulatory systems we depend on to protect us break down? In February, President Trump signed an...
The Metro: Roundup’s safety science is falling apart. The government is protecting it anyway
What happens when the regulatory systems we depend on to protect us break down? In February, President Trump signed an...
The Metro: How a fake study shaped 25 years of pesticide policy
When a government agency decides whether a chemical in your food is safe, where does the science come from? Most...
Detroit Evening Report: Dearborn utilizes drones to help first responders
Dearborn will soon use drones to serve as the very first responders in a variety of incidents where police assistance...
The Metro: As environmental rules roll back, a religious authority remains silent
For more than half a century, the American environmental movement has struck a familiar rhythm: alarm, action, and industry backlash....
EGLE responds to termination of Solar for All funding
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) may take legal action after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...
Detroit Evening Report: EPA cuts funding for energy accessibility program
In this episode of The Detroit Evening Report, we cover the latest in federal funding cuts, a bill that would expand...
Detroit Evening Report: Marathon refinery workers end 3-month strike with new 7-year agreement
The UAW strike has gotten much bigger. Plus, several family-friendly activities are available around Detroit this weekend. Those stories and...
Detroiters testify to Congress that corporate pollution is harming communities
Detroit residents testified during a Congressional hearing Thursday that industrial pollution in the city is damaging their health. The Oversight...
How the US Supreme Court’s latest decision affects the EPA’s ability to combat climate change
On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court closed out a historic term by significantly reducing the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to...
SEMCOG Says Stricter Regulations for Ozone Standards Are Not Needed
Officials with the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments are asking the US Environmental Protection Agency to maintain current national...