This week, read about a brownfield transformation in Northville, the Great Lakes, and more





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"MI Environment Digest - June 14, 2024"

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Making calculated decisions about personal climate action [ [link removed] ]

"June 14, 2024"

The Michigan Energy Efficient Upgrade Savings Calculator helps Michiganders with household choices.

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Electric vehicles are among the energy-efficient technologies Michigan residents can explore through Rewiring America?s incentives calculator.

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Take a lake-by-lake look at Great Lakes stewardship [ [link removed] ]

"June 13, 2024"

EGLE presents snapshots of ecosystem projects and protections.

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Waves roll in on Michigan?s Lake Erie shoreline.

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EGLE brownfield grant helps to turn contaminated site of former harness racing track in Northville into new housing, parks [ [link removed] ]

"June 11, 2024"

EGLE awarded the Northville Brownfield Redevelopment Authority a $1 million grant to help pay for demolition of Northville Downs and the culvert, as well as removal of contaminated soil covering the culvert.

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Rendering of River Park after the daylighting of the Rouge River in Northville.

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