Author: Clean Technica
Think you’re getting old? New study says Michigan sturgeon may live to 400
Some lake sturgeon swimming in the Great Lakes today may have been alive for centuries, according to new research that suggests scientists have significantly underestimated the fishâs lifespan….
With no penalties for failure, many Michigan communities miss recycling goal
Michigan set a goal for 90% of urban households to have curbside recycling access by 2026. But with no penalties for missing the benchmark, many communities are still grappling with the costs and infrastructure needed to expand recycling….
As Michigan rolls out automated traffic tickets, new law blocks driver points
Michigan school districts are outfitting buses with cameras, and the state is developing technology to ticket speeders in construction zones. A new law ensures drivers wonât get points on their license as a result….
Opinion | With the right guardrails, we should consider embracing data centers
Instead of delaying approval of the data centers that power AI, Michigan must embrace the opportunity to lead another transformational industry, just as we did with the assembly line more than a century ago. We simply need some commonsense guardrails….
Can Abdul El-Sayed unite Dems? He has work to do with Black, Jewish voters
Abdul El-Sayed wants to build a progressive âbig tentâ to rally Democrats around his Senate campaign. But his GOP rival Mike Rogers is banking that key blocs arenât ready to join the fold….