Invasive Species & Forestry: Michigan agencies are warning residents not to move untreated firewood, saying it can spread hard-to-see pests and diseases—including hemlock woolly adelgid and oak wilt—that threaten native trees, biodiversity, and local businesses. Great Lakes Water Quality & Permitting: More than 200 people joined a virtual EGLE hearing on Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel water discharge plan, with regulators accepting public comment through June 30 before permit decisions next month. Local Land Use & Environmental Review: Presque Isle Township residents are questioning a new 50-car parking lot at the Lighthouse park after clear-cutting about an acre; officials say state EGLE/DNR permitting found no environmental problems. Immigration Detention & Community Impact: U.S. ICE abandoned plans to convert a Romulus warehouse into a detention center after a lawsuit led by Attorney General Dana Nessel, with supporters calling it a win for residents. Jobs, Industry & Automation: Reports say GM is replacing more than 1,000 Detroit workers with about 50 cobots at Factory Zero as EV plans scale back, sparking union outrage. Wildlife & Recreation Education: A new Big Bay Environmental Education Center in Michigan’s U.P. is raising funds to expand outdoor learning, including hiking and paddling programs, with an emphasis on low-impact recreation. Great Lakes Research: Michigan DNR researchers used a robot to explore Lake Superior’s deep “Superior Maximus,” aiming to better understand deepwater wildlife and recent “zombie fish” lake trout conditions.