This week, read about Prescription Take Back Day, high-tech tools used for enhanced inspections, and clean energy jobs





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MI Environment Fall Scenery at Lake Superior in AuTrain, Michigan

"MI Environment Digest - October 25, 2024"

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*Michigan is energized: Report ranks state 6th in nation for clean energy jobs [ [link removed] ]*

"October 25, 2024"

The sector is growing twice as fast as the economy overall.

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Cover of the Clean Jobs America 2024 report showing a variety of people working in clean energy jobs.

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Air Quality Division uses high-tech tools to conduct enhanced inspections [ [link removed] ]

"October 23, 2024"

New tools are helping to identify methane leaks, sample hydrogen sulfide, smoke and volatile organic compounds.

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EGLE staffer uses handheld monitor during landfill inspection.

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Drop off unneeded medications on Prescription Drug Take Back Day – October 26 [ [link removed] ]

"October 22, 2024"

Participating drop-off locations throughout Michigan will take unused and unwanted medications from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26.

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Graphic shows pill bottle with pills tumbling out. Text: DEA National Prescription Take Back Saturday, October 26 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. DEATakeBack.com.

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