Graham Sustainability Institute

Opportunity

Learn About Michigan Public Act 233

Browse these resources to learn more about Michigan's new renewable energy siting law.

Explore Siting Policy Recommendations

Access a set of memos submitted by the Center for EmPowering Communities to the Michigan Public Service Commission, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and more.

Read the memos

Take a Deep Dive into Lead in Drinking Water

Learn to guard against the dangers of lead in water. Explore detailed resources curated for parents, caregivers, elected officials, and consumers.

Learn How

News

10/9/2024 - New Energy Infrastructure Is Coming to Michigan. How Can Communities Prepare?

10/4/2024 - University of Michigan Launches Sustainability Survey on October 7

8/13/2024 - New Insights on Solar Energy Zoning Across the Great Lakes States

In the Media

11/19/2024 - Leaders & Best: Climate action. Now. ft. Jennifer Haverkamp

8/29/2024 - Barn Raiser: Signs of a Ceasefire in Michigan’s Energy Wars ft. Sarah Mills

8/3/2024 - Clean Technica: Monster Wave Of Marine Energy About To Hit U.S. Shores ft. Xiaofan Li

Upcoming Events

Graham-Sponsored Events

Dec

Webinar: Co-Creating Climate Solutions: Designing Carbon Monitoring Tools for Salt Marshes 12/4/2024 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Jan

Water@Michigan January Coffee Talk 1/14/2025 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

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U-M Sustainability Courses

EARTH 101 | Matter, Life, and Environment

Living in a world that increasingly is reliant upon and influenced by science demands a basic knowledge of the natural world and an understanding of the human role in shaping our environment. This minicourse explores the scientific aspects of a changing world, particularly those involving matter, life, resources, energy and climate.

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News

In the Media

Upcoming Events

Graham-Sponsored Events

Enhancing Collaborative Research

Developing Sustainability Leaders

Informing Policy and Practice

Climate

Water

Communities

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