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12 projects across the Great Lakes are receiving funding to support community-led PFAS organizing.
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A township in the upper peninsula is looking to acquire a contaminated site in hopes of finally cleaning it up.
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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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Michigan lawmakers introduced two bills this week that would strengthen the state's polluter pay laws.
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Most of the coverage around PFAS focuses on the toxic “forever chemicals” in drinking water. But contamination of food and agricultural products is still not fully understood.
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Air Force officials said they're leaning to implement a system that would pump approximately 288,000 gallons of groundwater to a treatment facility on the base.
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The state is increasing regulations on two new toxic "forever chemicals" in Michigan waterbodies.
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State and federal officials have been touting practices to maintain septic systems, as part of SepticSmart week, but bills in Lansing that propose to increase regulation on septic systems are still in limbo.
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The state is offering free water testing for Michigan residents to check their wells for common contaminants like bacteria, minerals, and heavy metals.
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A Great Lakes coalition is giving out $35,000 in grants to communities impacted by contamination from the toxic "forever chemicals" known as PFAS.