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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By: Sheri Mcwhirter
Investigators to look into whether Michigan hospitalizes people who could be treated with community-based services.
By: Sheri McWhirter
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A Grand Rapids man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for sex trafficking a minor, sexually exploiting the minor, and distributing child pornography.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter
Berrien County Sheriff says shooting resulted in related tampering and accessory after the fact charges.
STERLING HEIGHTS, MI – A Shelby Township man was arraigned on felony charges for a brutal attack on an older man who was on his daily walk in Sterling Heights.
MDOT officials said the goal is to reduce the agency’s carbon footprint while still building quality infrastructure.
LANSING, MI – Beavers are considered ecological architects, but certain conservationists are worried there can be too many in some areas of Michigan.
By: Sheri Mcwhirter, Smcwhirt
Virtual option available for those who can’t attend in person.
Communities around closed nuclear plant can expect return of radiation emergency exercise in July.
Could Michigan’s old copper mines be used as hydroelectric water batteries?
| LANSING, MI – More than $22 million in newly awarded federal funds will move a planned hydrogen hub in Michigan further toward development.
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