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Connor Smithee

Connor Smithee
Climate

Google adds Detroit to online sustainability database

By Connor Smithee | November 4, 2019

The Environmental Insight Explorer collects a city’s potential solar output, carbon emissions and long term climate outlook.

Energy

Poll: Most Ohio voters support renewable energy development

By Connor Smithee | October 18, 2019

A new George Mason University poll shows that most voters in Ohio support renewable energy development.

Echo

Among the Wonders of the Dells: A look through Wisconsin History

By Connor Smithee | October 18, 2019

Why is the waterpark capital of the world in central Wisconsin?That’s the question that caused a team at the Museum of Wisconsin Art to search for photographs to trace the history of the Wisconsin Dells.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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