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When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say reliable energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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Fall 2023

When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say clean energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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Fall 2023

When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say cheap energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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Fall 2023

Michigan Democrats embrace nuclear energy, but it’s still radioactive to some

May 23, 2024 Mlive

WYOMING, MI — Townhall panelists lauded the new Clean Energy and Jobs Act for more than an hour, emphasizing the economic gains inherent to dumping fossil fuels. They championed energy reforms passed in November which streamline permitting for wind...

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Most local officials support rooftop solar, a majority opposes nuclear power

May 22, 2024

Michigan’s local leaders overwhelmingly support adding rooftop solar infrastructure in their communities, while a majority strongly oppose developing nuclear power.Those are among the key findings in the latest Michigan Public Policy Survey...

Most local officials support rooftop solar, a majority opposes nuclear power

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Early Public Comment Roundup Gives ICRC A Glimpse At Road Ahead

May 20, 2024 Gongwer

Members of the public have been providing public comments since the inception of the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission Track, but on Monday, commissioners got a peek at what those commenters were saying about the maps created between...

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Big Pinwheels in the Sky

May 20, 2024 Rural Insights

When I was a young child, I saw my first wind turbine in the hills of Iowa when my family was driving from Michigan to Colorado. Many people consider them an eyesore, but I thought they looked absolutely wonderful. They were like giant pinwheels...

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New MPPS Report: Michigan local government officials’ views on expanding energy infrastructure in their jurisdictions

May 22, 2024

A new MPPS report presents the views of Michigan’s local government leaders on the amount of energy infrastructure currently hosted in their jurisdiction, as well as their support for or opposition to building new energy infrastructure locally....

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Michigan local government officials’ views on expanding energy infrastructure in their jurisdictions

May 22, 2024

This report presents the views of Michigan’s local government leaders on the amount of energy infrastructure currently hosted in their jurisdiction, as well as their support for or opposition to building new energy infrastructure locally. These...

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Local Government Officials’ Assessments of Community Poverty in the Upper Peninsula

May 15, 2024 Rural Insights

Local government leaders in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (U.P.) are more likely to report significant unmet needs among their residents for anti-poverty resources compared with local leaders in the Lower Peninsula. U.P. leaders are also more likely to...

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When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say reliable energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say clean energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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When it comes to energy supply, to the best of your knowledge, would you say cheap energy is a priority for your jurisdiction’s residents?

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Michigan Democrats embrace nuclear energy, but it’s still radioactive to some

Most local officials support rooftop solar, a majority opposes nuclear power

Early Public Comment Roundup Gives ICRC A Glimpse At Road Ahead

Big Pinwheels in the Sky

New MPPS Report: Michigan local government officials’ views on expanding energy infrastructure in their jurisdictions

Michigan local government officials’ views on expanding energy infrastructure in their jurisdictions

Local Government Officials’ Assessments of Community Poverty in the Upper Peninsula