Energy
Michigan lags in charging stations for electric vehicles
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Experts say the state doesn’t have many electric cars, so it doesn’t need many stations.
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Experts say the state doesn’t have many electric cars, so it doesn’t need many stations.
Native American basket weaving technique could help reduce the spread of the invasive insect.
The craft are getting considered for investigating crashes and preventing potholes.
Testing begins next year to support 110 miles an hour along Amtrak’s route between Detroit and Chicago. It could shave 30 minutes from the trip.
Leftover lead from fragmented ammo is putting bald eagles at risk.
Tensions between the Michigan legislature and environmentalists have grown after the Department of Environmental Quality proposed deregulating 500 chemicals. Regulators say the move benefits public health by targeting the most serious chemicals threats.
The particle board manufacturing plant in Grayling will bring a $325 million investment and 250 jobs to the state.
Uber’s technological and business model poses a threat to local taxi companies.
They say the proposed legislation shifts Michigan’s focus from renewable energy.
The number of migrant workers to fill the three-to-six-week-long seasonal positions is decreasing.