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As seen in: WISC-TV (Madison, WI), WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI), WKBD-TV (Southfield, MI), KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA), WTXF-TV (Philadelphia, PA), NewsPub
News Anchor @ CBS News Detroit. Previously: FOX29 Philadelphia & KCCI Des Moines. Graduate of @NorthwesternU & @Illinois_Alma
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Detroit Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield discusses plan for the city ahead of taking office

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By Shaina Humphries Verified
| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified
It's a new era for the city of Detroit and for Mary Sheffield, the youngest person ever elected to the Detroit City Council and the city's youngest city council president. Now, Sheffield is the first woman elected mayor of Detroit. "I was told by the current mayor that it may take some time to fully sink in, but, very excited, very honored, and just tons of support from the community," Sheffield said.
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Michigan could become a climate safe haven Original

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By Shaina Humphries Verified
| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified
/ CBS Detroit (CBS DETROIT) - As the effects of climate change become harder to ignore, there's not a place on the planet that won't feel an impact. "These heat waves that are becoming more and more common," said Dr. Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan. "The rivers are flowing about 20% less now. During a wildfire, the smoke is amazing how bad it gets. "If you're in the East, you have the heat problem.
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Michigan could become a climate safe haven

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By Shaina Humphries Verified
| myumi.ch
(CBS DETROIT) - As the effects of climate change become harder to ignore, there's not a place on the planet that won't feel an impact. "These heat waves that are becoming more and more common," said Dr. Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan. "The rivers are flowing about 20% less now. During a wildfire, the smoke is amazing how bad it gets. "If you're in the East, you have the heat problem. Along the coast, you have a really seriously growing sea level rise problem.
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