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PWIR: Good-bye Michigan Cherries?

Submitted by Michigan LCV on Mon, 04/23/2012 - 11:15am

Tags: 25by25, asian carp, cherry crop, climate change, coal, PWIR, Renewable Energy, RES, underground storage tanks

Michiganders love their famous cherries, and in so many different ways: Cherry pie. Dried cherries. Cherry wine. Cherry jam. Even cherry fudge, if you're on Mackinac Island. Tragically, however, in the wake of deeply unusual spring and winter weather, we may lose 90% of Michigan's tart cherry crop.

PWIR: The Changing Climate of Climate Change

Submitted by Michigan LCV on Mon, 04/02/2012 - 11:05am

Tags: climate change, composting, epa carbon rules, grand rapids, national security, the rapid

The legislature is on a two-week Spring Break, but while they're soaking up the sun, we're talking about climate change. Frankly, a break from some of the legislation that has been coming out of Lansing recently is pretty welcome on our side of things, too!

Missing Winter

Submitted by Drew YoungeDyke on Wed, 02/22/2012 - 10:40am

Tags: climate change, fuel efficiency standards, Michigan, mild winter, Renewable Energy Standard

A few weeks ago, the groundhog saw his shadow and we were told to expect six more weeks of winter, to which I replied, "what winter?" 

Climate Change Storytellers

Submitted by Michigan LCV on Thu, 01/26/2012 - 10:29am

Tags: Andy Hoffman, clean energy, climate change, Lisa Wozniak

Climate Change, Ann Arbor, Lisa Wozniak, Andy Hoffman, Michigan LCV

It is not often that I take two days out of my regular work/mom schedule, including a Saturday, to sit in a room at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

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