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Grayling residents are calling on the Department of Defense to pitch in and fund a project that would bring clean drinking water to contaminated parts of their community.
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Oscoda residents got a few wins after the Air Force recently expanded PFAS cleanup actions, but community members say certain areas are being overlooked.
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Locations in Oscoda, Grayling and Mount Clemens have made the list of nearly 40 communities where the DOD will implement PFAS cleanup actions this year.
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WCMU's Teresa Homsi toured Camp Grayling this past fall and is tuned into the PFAS cleanup process. She brings an overview of some ongoing National Guard initiatives.
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12 projects across the Great Lakes are receiving funding to support community-led PFAS organizing.
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Community members say the Air Force's proposed treatment system ignores nearby hotspots with PFAS levels that exceed state standards.
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State officials and Oscoda residents are again clashing with the Air Force over cleanup regulations at the former Wurtsmith Air Force Base.
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Michigan is receiving over $37 million dollars in federal funding to address emerging contaminants - like PFAS - in drinking water.
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It's been well over a decade since PFAS – toxic forever chemicals – were discovered on the site of the former Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Oscoda. Some of those residents took to the streets this week (Wednesday) to demand more clean-up measures from the Air Force while a long-term plan is developed.
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The State of Michigan has reached a settlement in a PFAS lawsuit against Japanese plastics company Asahi Kasei for pollution in Livingston County.PFAS are a group of chemicals known for the long time they take to break down. Some kinds have been linked to certain cancers.