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You can’t recycle these 7 things curbside in Michigan, even though you want to

Sometimes, an item just feels like it should be thrown in the recycling bin. But you may not be guessing right. And that can cause big problems for local recycling programs.

EPA to review Michigan approvals for industrial plants in Flint, Detroit

Advocates filed the complaints with the EPA Civil Rights Compliance Office last year, claiming the state permit approvals violate the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It does not constitute an assessment as to the veracity of the allegations or represent a conclusion as to whether any civil rights violation has occurred,” the agency wrote. Leonard said such civil rights investigations can take years but could be forestalled though either an informal settlement or a formal dispute resolution process. The state has an obligation to do so under federal civil rights law, he argued. Leonard said advocates were “largely ignored” in the Stellantis review, but EGLE disagreed with conclusions about cumulative impacts in Flint.

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Michigan coastal management projects, programs get $1.1M

More than $1.1 million in grants have been awarded to 17 coastal management projects and programs in Michigan.

How and why you should test your home for dangerous cancer-causing radon gas

Michigan officials are urging residents to test their homes for a dangerous, cancer-causing gas, if they haven’t tested in more than two years.

‘Recycling detectives’ to visit Washtenaw County neighborhoods this summer

If you see people rummaging through your recycling cart this summer, don’t be alarmed.

Inside Michigan’s plan to battle climate change, decarbonize

“For Michigan to avoid the future harms of climate change and to enable the state to take advantage of the ongoing global energy transformation, it’s imperative to transition to carbon neutrality.”

Michigan commits to $97 million investment into recycling

On the week of Earth Day a group of Michigan leaders has announced the state's $97 commitment to funding recycling efforts statewide.

Discovery of green substance on I-696 leads to multi-county contamination investigation

MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. – The discovery of a green substance seeping onto I-696 in Madison Heights last month led to an investigation into just how far contamination may have spread. MORE: Cyanide, other contaminants found near condemned Madison Heights businessIt was oozing from the embankment. According to the EGLE, the “release likely contributed contaminants to the storm sewer system before it was discovered.”A green substance oozes onto I-696 in Madison Heights. Investigators can’t speculate how long the Madison Heights site has been leaking. READ: Could the man responsible for contamination at Madison Heights site have also done it elsewhere?

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