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Lawsuit: Unregulated coal ash poses a buried, brewing threat to Lake Michigan and beyond

As the EPA steps up enforcement of coal ash regulations, environmentalists demand action on historic and legacy coal ash not covered by those rules.

By Diana Leane, Sarah Aie . 25 August 2022
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Commentary: Ford's clean energy deal happened despite DTE's limitations

What has been left out of most news reports of this deal is the story of how this opportunity for Ford arose, advocates say.

By Caitlin Marquis . 24 August 2022
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Cracking down on coal ash: Tough talk and tough choices

The EPA says it is getting serious about enforcing federal coal ash rules. But massive challenges remain, from recalcitrant state regulators to environmental justice conundrums to ballooning costs for ratepayers.

By Kari Lydersen . 24 August 2022
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Groups urge Michigan regulators to reject rate increase, citing 'utility redlining'

In a first-of-its-kind public hearing, Detroit residents tell the state Public Service Commission that DTE Energy is neglecting their communities in its pursuit of profits for shareholders

By Nina Ignaczak . 23 August 2022
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Federal electric bus program leaves Chicago, other school districts behind

By Kari Lydersen . 19 August 2022
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Department of Energy looks to Illinois to lead on low-income community solar

Existing social service and energy assistance programs are key to increasing participation, federal and state leaders say.

By Kari Lydersen . 18 August 2022
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Freeze of regulator’s HB 6 cases could further harm Ohio consumers

A federal prosecutor’s move to stay PUCO cases would thwart investigations behind FirstEnergy’s spending and other matters related to Ohio’s ongoing House Bill 6 corruption scandal.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 17 August 2022
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Climate laws boost Chicago efforts on equitable shift to electric transportation

Illinois’ 2021 Climate and Equitable Jobs Act and the new federal Inflation Reduction Act are providing momentum for community-based environmental justice projects, including an ongoing Chicago electric vehicle charging pilot.

By Audrey Henderson . 17 August 2022
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After legal win, Lake Erie offshore wind project backers look to reboot progress

Ohio’s highest court finally approved the permit for LEEDCo’s Icebreaker project, but delays now require major regrouping.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 12 August 2022
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More Midwest banks see opportunity to finance solar, energy efficiency projects

A digital subsidiary of an Iowa community bank is among the latest to start competing with national lenders to finance solar installations. Advocates hope the trend creates more options, trust and comfort for borrowers.

By Frank Jossi . 11 August 2022

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Lawsuit: Unregulated coal ash poses a buried, brewing threat to Lake Michigan and beyond

Commentary: Ford's clean energy deal happened despite DTE's limitations

Cracking down on coal ash: Tough talk and tough choices

Groups urge Michigan regulators to reject rate increase, citing 'utility redlining'

Federal electric bus program leaves Chicago, other school districts behind

Department of Energy looks to Illinois to lead on low-income community solar

Freeze of regulator’s HB 6 cases could further harm Ohio consumers

Climate laws boost Chicago efforts on equitable shift to electric transportation

After legal win, Lake Erie offshore wind project backers look to reboot progress

More Midwest banks see opportunity to finance solar, energy efficiency projects