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Working Papers

Nevada: Renewable Energy Policy Landscape

December 15, 2025
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John Blake, Danielle Levy, Kunjal Parnami, Gol-Dann Slater, University of Michigan
Nevada, the Silver State, has long been shaped by risk-takers. From mining booms and railroad expansion to military installations and the legalization of gambling, the state has repeatedly leveraged unconventional strategies to drive economic growth ...
Working Papers

Renewable Energy in Iowa

December 15, 2025
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Noel Boland , Makenna Litteral, Dewa Made Dwi Parmana, University of Michigan
Historically, Iowa has been an energy leader in the United States, producing more energy than the state consumes and exporting the excess. However, this leadership has not been driven by strong or evolving statutory climate mandates, but rather by a ...
Student Working Papers

Balancing Tradition and Technology

October 23, 2025
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Tristin Smith
Just like the perfect pair of peanut butter and jelly, technology and change go hand in hand with one another. Change is inevitable, and even in the U.P., we must adjust, adapt, and accommodate, especially when it can make our towns safer. From my ow...
Case Studies

Legacy, Land, and Unity: A Case Study of Idlewild, Michigan

September 12, 2025
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Steve Kraft
This case study examines Idlewild, Michigan, a community of profound historic significance actively working to secure a sustainable future. The analysis finds that the path to economic revitalization hinges on navigating the complex challenges of for...
Student Working Papers

Bridging the Divide: Leadership Perceptions of Law Enforcement–Community Trust

September 3, 2025
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Micaja Verna, University of Michigan
This report presents the assessments of Michigan’s local government leaders, local chiefs of police, and county sheriffs on the interactions and relationships between law enforcement and Michigan communities. In addition, these local leaders, plus co...