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Ypsilanti Township fight over U-M computing center intensifies with moratorium - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Ypsilanti Township officials passed a 180 day moratorium on major electrical infrastructure in a continued effort to pause plans by the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory to build a high-performance computing center. The University of Michigan wants to build on a 144-acre area along Textile Road. Ypsilanti Township officials say they weren’t fully informed about the size and details of the project when the university first reached out. Ypsilanti Township supervisor Brenda
Lathrup Village plans first city arboretum - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Lathrup Village is creating a new tree garden as part of a larger effort to keep its mature trees healthy, add more green spaces, and teach residents about how important trees are to the community. The project is taking place on a triangular piece of public green space that once hosted the city’s first Arbor Day tree planting after the tree committee was formed. Brandon Wynn, a resident of Lathrup Village is a certified tree expert and chair of the tree committee. He explained that the long-term
If approved, EPA proposal will change ozone standards for Detroit region - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency seeks to approve a request from Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) to redesignate what qualifies as safe ozone levels in the Detroit region. The change would redesignate the region as meeting federal ozone standards after years of strict standards. EPA Regional Administrator Anne Vogel says the change is partially due to reductions in air pollution. “Redesignations lead to faster and more predictable air permitting process
Pontiac Oaks Park reopens after $3 million restoration - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Officials in Oakland County and Pontiac are celebrating the completion of a $3 million renovation of Pontiac Oaks Park, turning a once-neglected city park into a cleaner, more welcoming place for families to enjoy. The park, previously called Hawthorne Park, had problems with illegal trash dumping and run down facilities. Oakland County Parks Planning Supervisor Simon Rivers explains that the county worked closely with local residents to find out what improvements the community really wanted. “T
Unlike us, wildfire smoke has little health effect on Michigan's tree canopy - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Michigan’s air quality declined dangerously earlier this month due to wildfire smoke from Minnesota and Canada. Pollutants in the smoke can have long-term health consequences for humans, pets, and wildlife. However, for trees themselves the health effects are less consequential. Wayne State University forestry professor Dan Kashian says that while our tree canopy is important for converting carbon dioxide into life-supporting oxygen, days or even weeks of heavy smoke plumes is unlikely to harm M
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