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Lester Graham
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Reporter, WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)
Michigan
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I cover most topics in general entertainment and culture.
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A Change in Power, Part 5: Wind, solar, and batteries alone won't get Michigan to net-zero carbon emissions
By Lester Graham Verified| WKAR-TV (East Lansing, MI) Verified There’s still a lot of work needed to reach Michigan’s climate goals. There has been progress in developing wind and solar electric generation and batteries that will store that energy. But solar, wind, and batteries are not enough to get us to net-zero carbon. We need something more. “And that's something else could be more nuclear power or it could be carbon capture, sequestration,” suggested Michael Craig, Assistant Professor in Energy Systems at the University of Michigan.
By Lester Graham Verified| WICA-FM (Traverse City, MI) Verified The electrical grid grew by commercial demand and as a result became a bit of a patchwork of wires. The lines are so interconnected today that it is difficult and expensive to alter it much. Basically, we have to work with what we have, when it comes to the power lines. The electrical grid is an intricate web that is interdependent. "It's really a complex endeavor to keep the lights on. It just is," said Sam Gomberg with the Union of Concerned Scientists.
A Change in Power, Part 5: Wind, solar, and batteries alone won't get Michigan to net-zero carbon emissions
By Lester Graham Verified| WKAR-TV (East Lansing, MI) Verified There’s still a lot of work needed to reach Michigan’s climate goals. There has been progress in developing wind and solar electric generation and batteries that will store that energy. But solar, wind, and batteries are not enough to get us to net-zero carbon. We need something more. “And that's something else could be more nuclear power or it could be carbon capture, sequestration,” suggested Michael Craig, Assistant Professor in Energy Systems at the University of Michigan.
Company Info
WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)
Michigan Public is a public radio broadcaster licensed to the Regents of the University of Michigan. It operates five FM radio signals across the state, providing continuous news and information programming. The stations include WUOM 91.7 FM in Southeast Michigan, WFUM 91.1 FM in Flint, WRSX 91.3 FM in Port Huron, WLNZ 89.7 FM in Lansing, and WVGR 104.1 FM in West Michigan. The organization is dedicated to delivering reliable and independent journalism, aiming to inform and engage Michigan residents. It offers a range of services, including radio broadcasting, a comprehensive news website, online streaming, mobile applications, and active social media engagement. Michigan Public emphasizes journalistic integrity and diversity, providing both national and locally produced news content. Its mission is to foster an informed and engaged community by sharing authentic stories and perspectives that reflect the complexities of the world.
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
+1 734-764-9210
Founded: 1948