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"MI Environment Digest - March 10, 2023"
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Sunny days ahead: solar power coming to DNR state fish hatcheries [ [link removed] ]

"March 10, 2023"

Starting in 2023, solar panels will be installed at state fish hatcheries, contributing to paying the bills, producing electricity to help rear fish.

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Solar array at the visitor center of the Oden State Fish Hatchery in Alanson, Michigan.
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Environmental investigation conservation officers honored for Gaylord tornado response [ [link removed] ]

"March 8, 2023"

Two environmental investigations conservation officers received awards for their swift, effective response to the Gaylord tornado.

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Groundwater: Out of Sight, top of mind [ [link removed] ]

"March 7, 2023"

This data warehouse is expected to streamline access and inform resource management decisions.

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Three-dimensional rendering showing data from more than 8,000 water wells.
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By the Numbers: Turning Michigan's climate plan into action [ [link removed] ]

"March 6, 2023"

Check out a sampling of activities undertaken in 2022 by the State of Michigan to support the State?s climate plan and advance climate action.

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Solar panels at DTE Energy's solar farm near Lapeer.
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