POLITICSMICHIGAN ADVANCE
Hazardous wildfire smoke fuels Michigan energy debate
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and environmental activists highlighted rising energy costs and pollution linked to the Trump administration's extension of the J.H. Campbell coal plant's operation. A Public Policy Polling survey showed 71% of western Michigan respondents reported increased electricity bills, with farmers and faith leaders emphasizing economic and moral concerns.
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