Michigan gubernatorial candidates have shared their thoughts on the state's environmental issues. The topics discussed include data centers, clean energy, and climate change, among others. The candidates' responses were gathered through the Bridge Listens election-year survey, which collected questions and concerns from readers.

Two Democrats and two Republicans are still in the running for the August 4 primary. Further details on the candidates' stances are available from BridgeDetroit, including their plans for addressing environmental challenges such as aging dams, conservation, and the Great Lakes.