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Madhu Anderson Joins Citizens Research Council

...Michigan Agency for Energy.  Her non-profit experience includes Director of Government Relations for the Michigan chapter of The Nature Conservancy, and Treasurer for a local ceramics cooperative.

Press Release

May 17, 2024

Michigan’s Electric Vehicle Charging Subsidy Programs Should Include the New North American Charging Standard

...under a cooperative joint venture. This network will include both the CCS and NACS type charging plugs. These deals portend a shake-up of the North American EV

Council Briefs

August 2, 2023
Tags electric vehicles

A Reality Check on Michigan’s Autonomous Vehicle Future

...Strategic Plan (2021): “Connected and automated vehicles (CAV) employ both automated and connected technologies. These two technologies work together cooperatively to further enhance the safety benefits offered

Council Briefs

November 10, 2022
Tags Autonomous Vehicles, CAV, Cavnue, infrastructure, Michigan

Energy Policy Affects Michigan’s Health

...little progress in this period.  In October 2008, Michigan enacted the Clean, Renewable, and Efficient Energy Act, requiring the state’s investor-owned utilities, alternative retail suppliers, electric cooperatives

Council Briefs

February 12, 2021
Tags Carbon Neutral, Climate Change, Pollution, Public Health, renewable energy

Changes in Pandemic Policy Proposed by New President

...opportunities for working cooperatively with states. President Biden’s Coronavirus Pandemic Strategy The Biden administration’s pandemic response will focus on expansion of public health capacity for testing, contact

Council Briefs

January 21, 2021
Tags Contact Tracing, Coronavirus, COVID-19, disease, Epidemic, Federal, health, health care, Immunization, Outbreak, Pandemic, Public Health, relief, SARS-CoV-2, Screening, Test, Vaccination, Vaccine, virus

Public Transit in the Time of Coronavirus

...however, according to a 2013 report on pandemic planning by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP). In San Francisco, BART officials are wiping down buses and

Council Briefs

March 24, 2020
Tags local taxation, Public Health, public transit, Public transportation, regional transportation

What’s in this macaroni? Privatization is a tool, not a panacea

...are rarely cooperative. Engaging in privatization—or any other governing decision—for ideological (rather than pragmatic or managerial) reasons is generally inadvisable. Expertise and research suggest that goods or

Council Briefs

March 9, 2018
Tags Contracting Out, corrections, Criminal Justice, Food Service, Nutrition, Prisons, Privatization, Public Health

2018 Media Citations

[accordian_item accordion_active=”yes” accordion_title=”December” icon=”Choose Icon”] Hostility for the holidays: The lame history of Michigan’s lame duck Bridge Magazine, December 10, 2018 “That’s when it really morphed in

Citation

December 12, 2018

The Prolonged Recovery of Michigan’s Taxable Values

...for state revenue sharing and because the out-migration of families seeking employment depressed the demand for housing. The economic woes of local governments were exacerbated by the

Publication

December 14, 2016
Tags modified acquisition value method, municipal finance, property tax, Proposal A of 1994, state equalized value, taxable value

If your Neighborhood isn’t Trick-or-treatable, it’s Probably not Sustainable

...hole by continually building new low-density, auto-oriented development on the urban periphery. We must also emphasize building “missing middle” housing types, including duplexes, townhouses, and low-rise mixed

Council Briefs

October 25, 2023
Tags infrastructure, local government, property tax, Sustainability
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