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Michigan Groups Urge State House To Pass Water Infrastructure Bill

A bill before the Michigan Legislature would allocate $2.4 billion dollars in federal funds for repairs to the state's aging water infrastructure. It would make

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Push for regulation of mining draws opposition - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Proposed state regulation of sand and gravel mining wrests control from local authorities and could lead to a similar loss of authority elsewhere, according to local and environmental officials.

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Push for state regulation of sand and gravel mining draws opposition in Michigan

Push for state regulation of sand and gravel mining draws opposition in Michigan
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Rally held demanding $1 billion more per year in water infrastructure by politicians, advocates

Rally held demanding $1 billion more per year in water infrastructure by politicians, advocates
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Michigan lawmakers look at more solar panels for homeowners, businesses

By Kristia Potsema Capital News Service Solar rooftop programs have been growing in Michigan, but they’ve hit a cap on customer participation. A recent bill to eliminate the cap would make it easier for businesses and homeowners to participate in such programs where they can install solar panels and connect them to the energy grid, according to Tim Minotas, the legislative and political coordinator for the Michigan chapter of the Sierra Club. According to Minotas, solar rooftops often create more energy than the individual business or household needs, and “any excess energy that these solar systems create can be sold back to the grid for credit,” he said.

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