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Nina Ignaczak’s Biography

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Nina Ignaczak is a multimedia journalist covering the environment, with a particular eye towards how environmental issues intersect with health, race, and equity. Her stories can be found in a wide range of Detroit-based and national publications.

She is the publisher and editor of the Planet Detroit newsletter, an independent digital media startup that aims to tell Detroit's environmental stories. She also publishes Michigan Climate News on Bulletin.

Prior to launching Planet Detroit, she wor…

Nina Ignaczak’s Journalist Portfolio

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Does solar energy have a future in Detroit?

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Climate Resilience on Detroit's East Side - Belt Magazine

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Michigan regulators ask lawmakers to end annual rate hikes, change how DTE, Consumers make money

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| MSN Verified
Michigan's utility regulator told state lawmakers this week that legislation ending the cycle of yearly rate increases and rewriting the way utilities earn profit would do more for household energy bills than anything the commission can do on its own. The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) released recommendations Monday that were detailed in a letter Chair Dan Scripps sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer July 16.
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Michigan regulators ask lawmakers to end annual rate hikes, change how DTE, Consumers make money

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By Nina Ignaczak Verified
| Kokomo Tribune Verified
Michigan’s utility regulator told state lawmakers this week that legislation ending the cycle of yearly rate increases and rewriting the way utilities earn profit would do more for household energy bills than anything the commission can do on its own. The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) released recommendations Monday that were detailed in a letter Chair Dan Scripps sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer July 16. kAm(9:E>6C 2D<65 E96 4@>>:DD:@? :?
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By Nina Ignaczak Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Michigan’s utility regulator told state lawmakers this week that legislation ending the cycle of yearly rate increases and rewriting the way utilities earn profit would do more for household energy bills than anything the commission can do on its own.
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