Q: The federal government recently provided funding to plug “orphan” oil and gas wells to prevent groundwater pollution. Are there any near Ann Arbor? A: A well is considered an “orphan” if it is inactive, unplugged, and...
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It all began with engineer Jim Summers, frustrated by his daily commute, figuring out how to...
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“What we’re working on, I swear you can’t make this up, is a ban on the ban on the ban,” says...
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Adopting climate-friendly practices is financially risky for small diversified farms because...
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CAN executive director Derrick Miller says their goal is for everyone in the area around Bryant...
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Imagine walking into a space that looks like a modern grocery store—except that everything there...
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Part One. I needed some things at home, and thought that Bed Bath & Beyond could solve all my...
Read MoreQ. What will the City of Ann Arbor do if the “Gelman Plume” contaminates Barton Pond? Is there an alternative source of water? A. This fiscal year the city will install two “sentinel wells” to watch for the plume approaching...
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Christopher Becker was biking home from his job at the Ann Arbor District Library on August 24,...
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If you stand on the corner of Freer and Dexter-Chelsea roads, at the northwest edge of the Oak...
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Control of city council was effectively decided in August, when candidates supported by mayor...
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A weeklong “plant-based challenge” this month will urge Ann Arborites to shrink their greenhouse...
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With the pandemic still simmering, it was a bold move by the Ann Arbor Area Transportation...
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At Greenview Nature Area, it could be a Peck’s skipper, one of more than fifty-two butterfly and...
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It is not often that Iggy Pop, Pete Seeger, and the ivory-billed woodpecker can all be considered...
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Ann Arbor’s Material Recovery Facility is a lot cleaner than the last time I saw it. Back then, a...
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According to Realtor.com, 4533 Carpenter Rd. was on the market for more than four years. From the...
Read MoreQ. Why do local governments want the EPA to declare the Gelman dioxane plume a Superfund site? A. From the 1960s into the 1980s, Gelman Sciences discharged manufacturing wash water into ponds on its Wagner Rd. property. Bacteria...
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“I think that this is the most audacious plan out there,” says Steve Forrest, co-chair...
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