Author: Clean Technica
Sparing 8,000 doctors, Michigan lawmakers reach medical compact deal
After months of gridlock, Michigan lawmakers say they finally have a deal to renew an interstate medical compact. Without it, 8,000 doctors could lose their ability to practice across state lines….
Michigan boosts bed capacity in âhorribly underservedâ mental health system
Michigan mental health care providers, patients and their families and law enforcement have said the state does not have enough resources to care for people in psychiatric crisis….
Michiganâs heavy industry receives hundreds of millions of dollars to control pollution. When they donât, they keep the savings.Â
Critics say the Air Pollution Control Exemption is outdated, poorly enforced, and subsidizes companies for doing what theyâre already legally required to do â even when they violate pollution laws….
A law meant to clean Michiganâs air now costs the state billions with little oversight
A 1965 law exempts facilities that install air pollution control equipment from property taxes….
Photog on devastation of Michigan synagogue attack: âWorst fears come trueâ
Photojournalist Emily Elconin hopes her images of the destruction left by the March 12 attack on Temple Israel show people that âantisemitism is a threat to Jews everywhere.â…