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Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy offering grants to reduce diesel fuel emissions
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy alleges the company did not notify authorities of the discharge of a hexavalent chromium solution in a timely manner and did not follow rules guarding against the release of toxic chemicals.
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A cancer-causing chemical that spilled near the Huron River earlier this week has not been detected in the river itself, though a state environmental official said testing is not complete.
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The Michigan House of Representatives is considering legislation that would take local government control away when it comes to rock, sand, and gravel mine permits.
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Michiganders appear to be recycling more than they used to, although the state’s recycling rate still trails the rest of the country.
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Monday is the last day for public comments on the climate action plan, put forward by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
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A conference discussing research and policy on chemicals called PFAS starts today.
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State environmental regulators have issued another air quality violation to an eastside Detroit auto plant.
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The state is awarding nearly three million dollars in grants to help Michigan communities redevelop contaminated sites.
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Testing of private drinking wells near the decommissioned Marquette County Airport detected traces of PFAS in the water.The Michigan Department of…