AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClean Energy: GM says two utility-scale solar projects in Branch and St. Clair counties will supply renewable power to its Michigan operations. The projects have generated more than 550 construction jobs; Lake Iris will also include native pollinator habitat. Winter Outlook: A strong El Niño could bring Michigan a milder, drier but more variable winter, with potential effects on wildlife and agriculture. Monarchs: Observers counted 5,723 monarchs passing through the Straits this fall, crediting local native-plant gardens with helping support the migrating butterflies. Public Lands: The DNR has acquired nearly 10,000 acres at the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula to protect public access. Wildlife Health: Michigan officials continue to warn hunters not to eat deer taken near Clark’s Marsh in Iosco County because of PFAS concerns. Forest Management: Huron-Manistee National Forest Christmas tree permits are available online; officials say cutting designated small trees helps thin crowded stands and support forest health.
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