Garret Ellison is a journalist at MLive. He covers Michigan's environment, natural resources, and the Great Lakes, with a primary focus on water policy and pollution. Ellison has been recognized for his impactful reporting, including being named Journalist of the Year by the Michigan Press Association in 2017, and his work has been featured in various outlets, including MLive.
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Garret Ellison's coverage primarily focuses on local Michigan environmental and energy-related topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing expert insights or commentary related to Michigan-specific environmental issues, pollution, conservation efforts in the Great Lakes region, as well as developments in the energy sector.
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| OSCODA, MI — Ten months ago, Oscoda cleanup advocates were feeling good.
| LANSING, MI — It's déjà vu all over again. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) has initiated another legal dispute with the U.S.
| MARQUETTE COUNTY, MI — A mineral exploration company says it has found a small high-grade copper and nickel ore deposit in the Upper Peninsula
Ox Industries has repeatedly dumped PFAS waste into the White Pigeon River, state claims.
By: Garret Ellison, Gellison
A methane digester company which spreads liquid waste on farmland has pushed back on requirements that it check feedstocks for pollutants.
107-year Manitou Island Transit service can’t survive extended closure, say owners.
TOLEDO, OHIO — Chris Wingard unwillingly shares his Ohio backyard with an infestation of spotted lanternfly, a nuisance pest of the particularly disgusting variety.
Controversial bills exempt data centers which make at least $250 million in capital investment from sales and uses taxes on equipment.
By: Gellison, Garret Ellison
Fishery managers make it official: Lake trout have rebounded from nearly being wiped out in the 1950s.
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