Category: Climate change
Stateside: Thursday, May 14, 2026
What a new ruling by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals means for immigrants being held in Michigan. Plus, how a black bear made its way to Southeast Michigan. And, a new film follows the childhood of a Detroit native and the complicated tale of his return to the city.
State wildlife officials move toward one-buck rule after hours of public debate
The Natural Resources Commission is implementing a one-buck rule for hunters in the Lower Peninsula, effective March 1, 2027.
Eavor’s Geretsried Pivot Raises Hard Questions About Next Gen Closed-Loop Geothermal
The recent GeoExPro interview about Eavor’s next-generation geothermal Geretsried project lands less like an update and more like a stress test result. Eavor was one of the more serious next-generation geothermal companies I had assessed, but that was never the same thing as saying it had solved geothermal. It had … [continued]
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That black bear seen near Flat Rock is probably just looking for a new home — and love
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says a black bear that was sighted near Flat Rock in southeast Michigan is likely “cruising” to find new habitat — preferably near other bears.
Wave Energy’s Hardest Problem Is Not The Waves. It Is Maintenance.
After publishing on a wave energy proposal for offshore data centers, I received a useful challenge. A reader pointed to CorPower Ocean as a counterexample. That was worth taking seriously. CorPower is not a render-first startup selling a fantasy of floating artificial intelligence infrastructure in the deep Pacific. It has … [continued]
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