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 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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By: Garret Ellison, Gellison
Michigan says anomalies shouldn't bump Grand Rapids area out of “attainment” with federal PM 2.5 standard.
By: Gellison, Garret Ellison
Legislative package aims to entice development of more small advanced reactors.
By: Gellison, Garret Ellison
Construction work begins in 2025 at Illinois dam being fortified against invasive carp.
LANSING, MI — A Michigan House of Representatives committee advanced legislation this week that would restore the state's ability to develop rules
| LANSING, MI — Michigan has debated for decades but never passed a uniform statewide septic code — an abject governance failure that
| LANSING, MI — Legislation that would block the import of radioactive waste to disposal facilities in Michigan is advancing in lame duck.
Bills passed by state House also increase fines on landlords and contractors who violate lead paint rules.
Both legislative packages would create new regulatory systems for Michigan.
Abundances of invasive sea lamprey in the Great Lakes remain above target levels following reduced control measures during the COVID pandemic, say fishery managers.
Excavation contractor is suing state employees, claiming their environmental sample collection was unconstitutional.
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