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CuriosiD: From seed to star, a Christmas tradition takes root

Amanda LeClaire November 26, 2025

In this episode of CuriosiD, we begin to answer the question:What happens to the Campus Martius tree after the holidays? ... By...

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The Metro: She looked at the waste stream and saw a lifeline

Robyn Vincent, The Metro November 20, 2025

The recent pause in SNAP benefits has pushed hunger back into the headlines. Families who were already stretching every dollar...

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Rochester’s ‘micro forest’ celebrates a successful season

Amanda LeClaire November 20, 2025

This past spring, the city of Rochester became home to a ‘micro forest,’ a dense grove of trees and shrubs...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Oakland Avenue Urban Farm turns 25

Tia Graham September 8, 2025

Urban Farming simply means growing produce, fruits and veggies in a city setting. So think rooftop gardens and, in the...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Day long exhibition reimagines an environmentally healthy Detroit

Tia Graham September 4, 2025

Detroit is undergoing changes. You can see it as you drive around. From the murals to the development and redevelopment...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Enthusiasm is high for Detroit’s composting pilot program

David Leins, The Metro August 25, 2025

Roughly one-third of food grown on U.S. farms never gets eaten. For many Detroiters, food insecurity is a daily concern....

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Clockwise from left: Coneflowers, northern catalpa, American basswood, flowering crabapple tree, Black tupelo, and eastern redbud are all native species in Michigan that support pollinators.
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Master arborist: Plant native trees, flowers to help support Michigan’s pollinators

Natalie Albrecht July 15, 2025

National Pollinator Week — held annually in June — is a time dedicated to informing the public about the benefits...

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Fashion Revolution Week is being celebrated worldwide this week to raise awareness about the importance of responsibly-made fashion.
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  • The Metro

The Metro: Detroit Fashion Revolution Week aims to reshape industry toward sustainability

Tia Graham, Cary Junior II, The Metro April 23, 2025

The world of fashion is under pressure. Sales have slowed in recent years. People are spending less on clothes due...

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  • Community & Quality of Life
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  • The Metro

The Metro: Sharing our favorite stories from our first year on-air

The Metro, Trevor McConico February 5, 2025

Today on The Metro, we’re celebrating our first year on the air!  It has been a ride. We’ve brought our...

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Detroit's Office of Sustainability participates in several community events throughout the year to help educate the public about sustainable practices.
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  • The Metro

The Metro: Steps we can all take to reduce waste

John Filbrandt, The Metro, Sam Corey January 30, 2025

Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. Americans toss out an average of five pounds of trash each...

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Jack White performs at the Michigan Central grand reopening concert on Thursday, June 6, 2024.
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Detroit Evening Report: Michigan Central reopens; Detroit chosen for Sustainable Cities Challenge and more

Hernz Laguerre June 7, 2024

On the latest episode of the Detroit Evening Report, we cover the grand reopening of Michigan Central Station; Detroit being selected...

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  • The Metro

Detroit Hives working to transform vacant lots into pollinator habitats

John Filbrandt March 20, 2024

The ancient art of beekeeping, or apiculture, spans back to the days of Egyptian emperors. However, it's not often seen...

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