PFAS contamination of Michigan waters is growing. It has forced a “Do Not Eat Fish” advisory for the Huron River and has been discovered in the Ann Arbor Municipal Drinking water supply. More new contamination sites are being discovered throughout Michigan and the rest of the country. WEMU has been exploring what is being done at the local and state levels over the past few weeks. In this month’s “1st Friday Focus on the Environment,” David Fair and Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters explore what is being done at the federal level with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell.
Lisa’s career spans over two decades of environmental and conservation advocacy in the political arena. She is a nationally- recognized expert in non-profit growth and management and a leader in Great Lakes protections. Lisa is a three-time graduate from the University of Michigan, with a Bachelors Degree and two ensuing Masters Degrees in Social Work and Education.
Lisa serves a co-host and content partner in 89.1 WEMU's '1st Friday Focus on the Environment.'
Resources:
Issues of the Environment: PFAS And The Huron River
Issues Of The Environment: PFAS And The Huron River Part 2
Michigan extends do-not-eat-fish advisory on Huron River to Lake Erie
Ann Arbor Municipal Water Treatment Plant
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— David Fair is the WEMU News Director and host of Morning Edition on WEMU. You can contact David at734.487.3363, on twitter @DavidFairWEMU, or email him at dfair@emich.edu
