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MI Environment Fall Scenery at Lake Superior in AuTrain, Michigan

MI Environment Digest - November 4, 2022

EGLE?s Air Quality Division initiates new Renewable Operating Permit Central Unit

November 4, 2022

EGLE?s Air Quality Division created a new group of existing staff to focus on completing Renewable Operating Permits.

Renewable Operating Permit Program Central Unit infographic showing stats on active permits, inspectors, active ROPs and applications in house.

Electric tractor, van featured at Earthworm Festival

November 3, 2022

Iris Waste Diversion Specialists showcased its expanded operations featuring a new building, electric tractor and electric van at the recent Earthworm Festival.

Electric tractor part of display at Earthworm Festival in Birch Run, Mich. in October 2022. Courtesy of Iris Waste Diversion Specialists.

Turn over a new leaf: Give composting a try

November 2, 2022

Consider composting fallen leaves instead of bagging or burning them.

Composting your jack-o?-lantern keeps waste out of landfills, nourishes soil

November 1, 2022

Instead of tossing your jack-o?-lantern in the trash, consider composting it.

Pumpkin dump collected for composting at Michigan State University in 2019. (Courtesy of MSU.)

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