Sheri McWhirter is an experienced environment reporter, focusing on local news in the United States, particularly in Michigan and the Grand Rapids area. She has a passion for covering topics related to wildlife, climate change, energy, and natural resources. Her work has been featured in MLive and Governing.
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Sheri McWhirter's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations related to energy, conservation, environmental protection, and Native American tribes in Michigan. She often covers topics such as renewable energy initiatives, environmental preservation efforts, regulatory decisions impacting the environment and energy sector.
Given her focus on local issues within Michigan with an emphasis on the environment and energy regulation, she would likely be most interested in pitches that offer insights or expert commentary relevant to local policies, community initiatives involving conservation or renewable energy projects in Michigan. Additionally, individuals with direct involvement in these areas or those who can provide unique perspectives about the impact of these policies are more likely to capture her attention.
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A Rockford man admitted to authorities he had more than 700 images of child porn.
| KALAMAZOO, MI – Police arrested a second man for a summertime murder in Kalamazoo.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter
Holtec officials say they are doing soil borings to find best location.
By: Sheri McWhirter
SILVER CITY, MI – Deep inside an old copper mine, John DePue reached a gloved hand up and gently plucked a little brown bat from its sleeping perch.
| TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Federal agriculture officials authorized disaster protections for Michigan's cherry growers who lost most of their crop this year.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter
Yooper Bryan Newland serves in the Biden administration’s Interior Department as assistant secretary for Indian affairs.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter
Michigan agriculture leader visits Traverse City to brainstorm with up-north cherry growers in wake of 75% crop losses.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter
About 4,000 acres across five counties expected to enter conservation easements in coming years.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter, Lucas Smolcic Larson
Milkweed is no longer considered a “noxious weed” in Michigan, a monarch butterfly migration superhighway through the Great Lakes. But is that enough?
By: Sheri McWhirter
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A Michigan company received a nearly $4.2 million federal grant to expand the sale and use of biodiesel and ethanol in three counties.
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