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Additional license plate reading cameras in Detroit, a five-year pilot program that aims to plant 75,000 trees throughout Detroit, freshwater jellyfish, the new Census category for Middle Eastern and North African communities, and a tech start-up that monitors air quality.
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Federal, state, and local governments want to plant more trees to absorb carbon dioxide to curb global warming. Nurseries don't have the capacity to meet the goal.
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New state legislation from a busy session, preservation and propagation of ancient trees, and a new one-woman show about menopause.
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Experts are forecasting a decrease in spongy moths in Michigan.The invasive species is known for eating tree leaves throughout the spring and early summer, especially oak trees.
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Ice and heavy snow caused large branches and entire trees to fall and get caught in the branches of other trees, causing a hazard for people walking under the canopy.
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Stateside took a trip up north to visit the clones of ancient, old growth trees.
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Coping strategies for MSU students as they start back at school after a mass shooting. Then a little bit about Michigan’s history with unions. A story about the Archangel Ancient Tree Archive out in Copemish.
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"When you drive down certain streets in our city, you feel like you don't know where you are, because you're so disoriented because the trees are gone."
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Heat and lack of rain are stressing some trees. Here's what you can do to help them.
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Detroit officials decided to replant the city’s tree canopies after diseases and pests killed hundreds of trees.