Opportunities for Achieving Efficiency in the Aging, Community Mental Health, Local Public Health, and Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency Networks
Submitted to Michigan Legislature Prepared on behalf of Michigan Department of Community Health Lansing, Michigan Prepared by Public Sector Consultants for Institute for Health Care Studies, College of Human Medicine Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan
Saginaw River/Bay Area of Concern: Habitat Restoration Plan
Prepared for The Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed Purpose of the Plan This restoration plan summarizes years of work that have contributed to the imminent restoration of two beneficial use impairments (BUIs) in the Saginaw Bay and River Area of Concern (AOC). These BUIs relate to physical habitat degradation and related population reductions of […]
Portage Lake Watershed Forever Plan
Prepared for Alliance for Economic Success (AES) Manistee, Michigan
Smoke-Free Workplaces: The Impact of House Bill 4163 on the Restaurant and Bar Industry in Michigan
Prepared for The Campaign for Smokefree Air Lansing, Michigan
Protecting and Restoring the Upper Looking Glass River: A Watershed Management Plan
Prepared for Clinton County Conservation District
Market Structures and the 21st Century Energy Plan
Prepared for Michigan Municipal Electric Association and Protect Michigan
Preliminary Assessment of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Field Operations: Improving Service Delivery
Prepared for Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Examining Increased Renewable Energy Production from Landfill Gas in Michigan
Prepared for Granger III & Associates LLC Lansing, Michigan
Michigan’s Part 201 Environmental Remediation Program Review
Prepared for Michigan Department of Enivironmental Quality
Electricity Restructuring in Michigan: The Effects to Date of Public Act 141 and Potential Future Challenges
Michigan’s electric market restructuring laws (enacted in 2000) are a flawed attempt at restructuring Michigan’s electric market. Challenges created in the original legislation—coupled with the initial implementation decisions of the Michigan Public Service Commission—have created an economically unsustainable system for both producers and consumers of electricity in Michigan. Artificial incentives to encourage consumers to move […]