
Generating Ideas to Power Our World
Harnessing the power of moving water is one of civilization’s oldest forms of energy production, but only in the last 140 years has society been able to use that power to generate electricity.
Profiles below offer the chance to dig deeper into stories about the researchers, business leaders, and community projects that play roles in opening doors to Michigan’s future.
Harnessing the power of moving water is one of civilization’s oldest forms of energy production, but only in the last 140 years has society been able to use that power to generate electricity.
Perhaps no resource is as precious or as integral to Michigan’s identity as water. Outlined by Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron and Erie—the shape of Michigan’s two peninsulas is unmistakable.
Industrial production has been a cornerstone of Detroit’s economy, but this production can create challenging health issues.