Detroit youth experience hands-on learning during DNR conservation academy
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Each month, KIND Snacks gives away $10,000 to the charity that gets the most votes and we’re participating!More
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission expanded the Core Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Area to include 17 townships. This area, which will continue to be referred to as Deer Management Unit (DMU) 333, now will consist of Lansing, Meridian, Williamstown, Delhi, Alaiedon and Wheatfield townships in Ingham County; DeWitt, Bath, Watertown, Eagle, Westphalia, Riley, Olive and Victor townships in Clinton County; Woodhull Township in Shiawassee County, and Oneida and Delta townships in Eaton County.More
How does power get to the people who use it?
In our new episode of Direct Current – An Energy.gov Podcast, we talk about one of the greatest engineering accomplishments of the 20th century — something we use every day, but often take for granted: the electric grid.
We talk to an expert about how power travels to our electric sockets, and hear about how one city — hit with major power outages during Superstorm Sandy in 2012 — is preparing for the next storm with something called a microgrid.
On June 14th, the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) issued its 2016 Online Trust Audit & Honor Roll. A self-described “benchmark analysis of businesses’ commitment to security, privacy and consumer protection”, the audit was the eighth consecutive effort by the OTA. Results included approximately 1,000 websites across various industries in the private and public sector.More
The Joe Kent for State Representative campaign is pleased to announce four outstanding organizations who recently endorsed Joe’s candidacy. Right to Life of Michigan, Associated Builders and Contractors, The Michigan Chamber of Commerce, and The Small Business Association of Michigan are now among the growing list of individuals and groups endorsing Joe Kent for State Representative.More
This past weekend people across Michigan enjoyed Fourth of July celebrations. This week, during Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week, the state is asking for residents’ help in declaring Michigan’s independence from the economic and environmental threat of invasive carp, the New Zealand mudsnail, and other pests trying to gain a foothold in our waters.More