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MI Environment Digest - February 2, 2024

Meeting Michiganders where they are: Input sought on update to EGLE public participation policy

February 2, 2024

EGLE wants to hear from Michiganders about an updated draft policy that will increase and enhance meaningful public participation.

Janelle Trowhill at an Air Quality Community Learning Session at Salina Elementary School in Dearborn.

An end to demolition? Considering the future of our built environment

January 31, 2024

EGLE is cosponsoring the MSU Museum?s groundbreaking exhibition on the science of domicology.

MSU Museum Director of Exhibitions Teresa Goforth at a reception for the EGLE-cosponsored "Domicology" exhibition. Courtesy of MSU Museum.

By the Numbers: EGLE expands environmental education in 2023

January 30, 2024

The numbers are in, and EGLE?s Environmental Education program grew substantially in 2023.

Teachers practice a field investigation during an Ecosystems and Biodiversity workshop.

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