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The Treeline Could Transform Ann Arbor with a New Linear Park

Though founded along the Huron River, most Ann Arborites rarely interact with it, and despite the city’s green reputation, it remains heavily car dependent,...

10 Tips for an Eco-Friendly Fall

Fall colors, crisp air, leaves underfoot and seasonal festivities make autumn a favorite time of year for many. However, as it gets colder, energy...

5 Local Businesses That Value Sustainability in Ann Arbor 

People’s Food Co-op For over 50 years, People’s Food Co-op has been a hub for Ann Arbor residents seeking organic and locally grown foods. The...

Toxicologist Sounds Alarm on 1,4-Dioxane in Ann Arbor

As the toxic 1,4-dioxane plume from the former Gelman Sciences site continues migrating under the city of Ann Arbor, a leading public health voice...

Ann Arbor Green Fair Returns with New and Old Traditions

For over twenty years, the city of Ann Arbor has been hosting an annual Green Fair as an opportunity to focus on sustainability in...

Fresh, Local, and Delicious: Ann Arbor’s Farm-to-Table Scene

In Ann Arbor, “fresh” isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a way of life. From campus cafes to corner markets, the city is home...

ATC Brings Solar Solutions to the World’s Poorest Communities

Ann Arbor-based non-profit Appropriate Technology Collaborative (ATC) is transforming lives across the globe by developing and implementing innovative, low-cost technologies for communities in extreme poverty. From...

PFAS Contamination in Ann Arbor’s Water: A Growing Crisis and the Need for Stronger Regulation

In 2018, Ann Arbor’s drinking water was affected by the PFAS contamination in Norton Creek, a creek flowing into Huron River. Fish and surface...

Municipalization Study Ends in Tied Vote at Ann Arbor Council Meeting

Ann Arbor is not going forward with a study to find an objective view on how much ending its relationship with DTE Energy to...

Ann Arbor Launches New EV Charger Program to Support Businesses and Multifamily Housing

One of the many arguments against switching from gas and diesel to electric cars has always been a lack of charging infrastructure. Historically true and...

Ann Arbor City Council Delays Municipalization Study

A2 City Council voted to delay a $1.7 million study exploring power municpalization, Tuesday. But the movement to sever ties from DTE Energy is still moving.

Sunbundle Repurposes Sports Gear to Support Underserved Communities

Sports clothing and equipment is a perfect example of a socioeconomic privilege and environmental issues – something that is so readily available for University...