While some cities and counties tout their community gardens or new regulations allowing folks to sell their garden produce on the market, Detroit FARMS.
As Detroit demolishes more homes and city activists see a future in urban farming, many of Detroit’s neighborhoods are turning into wilderness. Some will point to this as a sad example of a city in steep decline, but on the other hand, Detroit’s current struggles could serve as a model of economic resilience. Civil organizations [...]
The RenCen reminds us that Detroit has far to go before the city recovers from years of mismanagement, loss of residents to the suburbs, and the decline of its manufacturing sector.
Will Volkswagen, Ford Motor Corp., and General Motors (GM) become new clean energy investors to the tune of Google? I discuss on The Guardian.
Detroit has had its struggles but its glorious shoulders still stand tall. And beautiful shoulders they are; while many of its downtown skyscrapers are shuttered, their art deco influences shine.
Doomed to demolition several years ago, all that remains of Tiger Stadium are the field and some of the gates of Plaza 3.
With abundant water, diverse climates, and varied landscapes, the mitten and Upper Peninsula together showcase incredible produce that comes from the state’s farms.
GreenGoPost.com will be on the road the next several days for a couple trips, visiting Detroit, Chicago, and Milwaukee.