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More than 80 million Americans are under heat alerts today from the Midwest to the East Coast. Learn how to recognize and treat heat stroke and heat exhaustion so you can stay safe as temperatures rise. Visit Heat.gov for more heat safety information #HeatSafety

As temperatures soar into the 90s, Detroit’s recreation centers and libraries offer cooling spaces for residents, BridgeDetroit reports: planetdetroit.org/2025/06/detroi…

Join us this July for MSU Extension's PFAS Lunch & Learn sessions!⚠️🌿 Learn about the 'forever chemicals,' how they impact our bodies and our environment, and what we can do to make a change in our communities! 👉Register Here: bit.ly/3TlxtWL

Temperatures in Detroit are forecasted to be in the 90s this holiday weekend. In our fact sheet, find information about extreme heat in Michigan, and how to stay safe. Download here: bit.ly/3GuWiN3

Heavy rain often leads to flooding in the Detroit area. Learn more about it and how communities can stay safe here: bit.ly/44oGFAc

Children are especially vulnerable during heatwaves. Learn about heat safety for children below. Download here: bit.ly/3IiE6qv

Wildfire smoke is affecting Michigan this week. Learn about why it can be dangerous, and how you can protect yourself and your community here: Download the factsheet - bit.ly/4eTEp7F

Flooding impacts Detroit residents in many ways. Below, read about what impacts they face, and what can be done to reduce and prevent flooding in the future. Download here: bit.ly/44zC7aa

Join Dearborn Health Department and Dearborn Public Library on July 31st at 10:30 AM for story time and games! Learn about air quality, build a box fan filter, and more!

How can Detroit prepare for future extreme weather events? Our fact sheet has suggestions for improvements we can make, check it out here: bit.ly/3TNacxj

What are resilience hubs and how can they fit into your community? Learn about the benefits of resilience hubs in our fact sheet. Download here: bit.ly/46Xu0Wn

Temperatures will be very high in Detroit on Thursday, July 24. To help keep you safe and cool, the Detroit Health Department is working with Detroit Recreation Centers to offer cool, indoor places for you to rest and stay out of the heat.

Smoke and dust can lead to chronic conditions like rhinosinusitis. Learn about how this happens in our fact sheet. Download here: bit.ly/3GUHKGU

A heat advisory is in effect for all SE MI through 10PM this evening. #miwx

Try to avoid busy roads when exercising - in this fact sheet, learn about how air pollution from traffic can affect your health. Download here: bit.ly/470lGVN

Leaving your car or truck running while parked can be harmful to people who are nearby, especially children and people with asthma. Learn more in this fact sheet. Download here: bit.ly/4mmEp2p

Wildfire smoke has been creating dangerous air quality conditions throughout the state. Use these tips to stay safe.