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Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order to restructure the Department of Environmental Quality could be overturned before any changes are made.Some…
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Protecting Michigan's drinking water has becoming even more of a priority in the past year. However, during the Michigan Legislature's lame-duck session,…
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Detectable levels of PFAS and PFOS chemicals are in the Ann Arbor municipal drinking water. Progress was made in 2018, and more is expected in the new…
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Michigan’s Democratic lawmakers are demanding the state Legislature take action on contaminated groundwater found across the state. The Legislature is…
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There are more than 11-thousand inland lakes in Michigan. The greatest threat to the health of these water-bodies is a loss of nearshore habitat. In this…
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Algal blooms are common in the Great Lakes in the summertime, but they may be more dangerous than originally believed. In this week's "Issues of the…
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Environmental groups want Governor Rick Snyder to say “no” to legislation on his desk. They’re concerned about bills that would change some oversight…
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Members of a state board in charge of the safety of pipelines say they’re not alarmed by a recent coolant spill into the Straits of Mackinac. A coolant…
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After two years of being closed, the Border-to-Border Trail in Ypsilanti will soon re-open. Soil contamination on the property known as Water Street…
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Nestle will be able to increase the amount of water it can take from a well in West Michigan. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality approved…