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VOICES: Hanging laundry and the math of small climate wins

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By Alexander Rabin
| Planet Detroit
For years, I’ve been hanging our laundry to dry. Not outside on a clothesline in a poppy field, nor from a sun-drenched Tuscan balcony, but in our Ann Arbor basement, over by the boiler, on a beat-up folding rack with a bent metal crossbar. It started when my wife and I lived in a subsidized university apartment during my medical training.
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Keeping coal plant online isn't just costly, it risks Michiganders’ health - Bridge Michigan

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By Teresa Homsi, Alexander Rabin
| Bridge Michigan Verified
Joining a slew of retired coal power plants in the state, the JH Campbell Generating Plant’s planned closure in West Olive was meant to signal the beginning of a new era — one where our energy needs can be met by cleaner, more sustainable means. But just a week before Campbell was supposed to power down, the US Department of Energy issued an emergency order on May 23 to Consumers Energy to keep the plant online.
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Rethinking Inhalers in the Era of Climate Change

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By Alexander Rabin
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
Portable, fast-acting, and highly effective, metered-dose inhalers have transformed the treatment of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) over the past 70 years. But alongside their clinical benefits lies a largely overlooked environmental cost.
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