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Ann Arbor's reusable container program is overseen by Live Zero Waste, which is now collecting community feedback on the program.

A part of Ann Arbor's plan in achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 is to create a more robust circular economy. Think and act local first, and become more mindful of how we use, reuse, and dispose of all of our materials at home and at work. Ann Arbor Sustainability and Innovations Manager, Missy Stults, joins WEMU's David Fair with the 2023 plans to grow the local circular economy.

We are a society becoming increasingly dependent on disposable consumer products and it has a devastating impact on our environment. On "Issues of the Environment," WEMU's David Fair discusses the upcoming Zero Waste Challenge in Ann Arbor, with Live Zero Waste executive director Samuel McMullen. Find out what we can learn and how to make a difference.

A mum-of-four from Chalford took over Kendrick Street Deli and gave it a new name and style on Friday, despite lockdown three putting a strain on businesses. Claire Cappell, 47, opened the Little Ginger Deli and Café on Kendrick Street after the previous deli owners retired. She has entered the hospitality sector at a time when almost 300,000 people have lost their jobs due to the pandemic, accounting for over a third of all job losses between February and November, according to the Office for National Statistics. “A lot of my friends thought I might be crazy taking over in Covid ...