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Seniors crunched by rising drug costs
LANSING — The extensive research needed for government approval of new prescription drugs in American laboratories comes at a premium that can pose a problem for senior citizens.
Read MoreReport Coal plants need to be cleaner
LANSING — According to a new report by the Ann Arbor-based Environment Michigan, American power plants built before 1980 accounted for 73 percent of all carbon dioxide pollution emitted by plants, with coal operations as the primary culprits. Environment Michigan is an advocacy and research organization.
Read MoreFreight trains still pull their weight in Michigan
LANSING — The next time you're stuck watching a seemingly endless train at a railroad crossing, look at it as a down payment on your next electricity bill.
Read MoreCasinos, racetracks betting on the future
LANSING — What are the odds of the Michigan gaming industries beating the recession?
Read MoreMore training help en route
LANSING — Michigan’s displaced workers caught in the whirlwind of layoffs can still land on their feet in new careers.
Read MoreBus ridership rises, gas emissions drop
LANSING — Public transit ridership in the state increased by 6 percent last year, resulting in significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption, according to a report by Environment Michigan.
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