Michigan Democratic trifecta aims for 100% clean energy — what to know

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Michigan Democrats, now in control of both chambers of the state legislature and the governor’s office, introduced a package of bills last week meant to meet the state’s goal of reaching 100% clean energy through both rapidly phasing out coal and other fossil fuels and drastically cutting into carbon transportation emissions by the year 2035.

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