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March 04, 2021
MI Environment, the online publication of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy today marks its second anniversary.
In that time, the publication has highlighted the work of EGLE staff to protect the environment and public health in 311 stories. Over 9,500 people now subscribe to the publication's weekly digest. That's an increase of over 4,500 subscribers over the previous year.
"MI Environment continues to highlight the good work that EGLE staffers do on behalf of all Michiganders,” said Hugh McDiarmid, EGLE communications manager. "From serious subjects to light-hearted topics, MI Environment stories are must-reading for the public and media alike."
In 2020, the top three most-read stories were:
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It’s easy and fast for Bay City and Saginaw residents to enroll in Iris’s food scrap collection program.
While EGLE proclaims Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week each year as a focal point for Great Lakes literacy, learning happens year-round, far and wide.
Canadian wildfires are not the reason Michigan has had several Air Quality Action Days recently. But they have contributed to unusual conditions.
EGLE announces Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week, June 3-11. Annual commemoration focuses on 'blue economy' enjoying and protecting Michigan waters.
The 103-year-old Hamilton Dam in Flint is one of 16 awarded safety upgrade funding.
A group of ten volunteers spent just over four hours cleaning up the grounds of the veterans cemetery in Grand Rapids.
A vacant and contaminated site in Detroit will be cleaned up, thanks to approval of a reimbursement plan by EGLE.
The Fresh Coast Maritime Challenge is enabling the future of boating by electrifying Northwest Michigan’s waterways.
Ferndale is making rain barrel kits available at a reduced price, thanks to an EGLE grant.
