Madeline Miller of the University of Michigan U-M SEAS discusses her work to reduce energy burdens at the 52-acre Villages at Parkside public housing in Detroit. Key takeaways: roof repairs are a priority, better insulation is key and windows must be sealed with caulk or spray foam.

In the latest Michigan Minds podcast, Tony Reames, associate professor at U-M SEAS, shares his thoughts on how energy justice could manifest in the United States. Listen via Michigan News: myumi.ch/7PMb3

Join YCCCH for our #ClimateChangeandHealth Seminar on October 28, 2024, at 12pm ET! Dr. Tony G. Reames, Tishman Professor of Environmental Justice and Associate Professor at U-M SEAS, will be our featured speaker. Register here👉bit.ly/ReamesSeminar2… @tgreames

In a Q&A with WalletHub about the greenest cities in America, Professor Tony Reames discussed the key reasons why cities should prioritize sustainability. wallethub.com/edu/most-least…

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"The delay in federal #LIHEAP funding comes amid rising #gas and #electric bills and disruptions in other assistance programs, like #SNAP, "This is kind of like a perfect storm, unfortunately," Dr. Reames said." npr.org/2025/11/06/nx-…

“This is kind of a perfect storm,” said Tony Reames, a University of Michigan professor who directs the Urban Energy Justice lab. “#LIHEAP has never done a good job keeping up and now we probably have more people entering energy poverty.” eenews.net/articles/feder…

Ten years ago, homes in the Marygrove and Fitzgerald neighborhoods were abandoned and selling for under $10,000. But together with residents, we reimagined what was possible. From plywood-covered storefronts to a thriving corridor, the McNichols and Livernois area now stands as

“Now, we have a bogey man — data centers who are these large energy users who are coming in and in many states getting sweetheart deals on wholesale electricity prices when regular consumers don’t have that type of sway,” says Tony Reames, a professor of environmental justice…”

In his State of the University address on Thursday, President Domenico Grasso celebrated numerous university successes while also unveiling several ambitious projects to strengthen U-M’s responsibility to serve the public good. myumi.ch/W6Z5n #LookToMichigan #GoBlue

Sea level rise is accelerating thanks to climate change. This doesn't just mean coastal homes falling into the ocean. Bigger problems are on the horizon now. abcnews.go.com/US/thousands-t…

Feds eye new option for Michigan Line 5: No concrete tunnel, horizontal drilling bit.ly/49zXb38

Thankful for you… thegreenscholar.com/2025/11/27/tha…

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Attending Winter Commencement on December 14 at Crisler Center? Remember to review the list of items permitted inside so you can see all of the winter graduates! myumi.ch/Z2e9J

First day ➡️ Last day How quickly time flies ⌛️ #GoBlue

On this date: December 12, 2015, nearly 200 nations meeting in Paris adopted the first global pact to fight #climatechange, calling on the world to collectively cut greenhouse gas emissions but imposing no sanctions on countries that didn’t do so.

Heating Costs Expected to Rise 9.2% This Winter nytimes.com/2025/12/17/bus… via @NYTimes

DOE orders 730-MW TransAlta coal plant in Washington to keep running utilitydive.com/news/doe-trans… via Utility Dive