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Two West Michigan companies have agreed to address PFAS contamination at their property in Belmont, after they were sued by the state
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Residents may see low-flying helicopters towing odd-looking equipment this month as part of an effort to map the region’s hidden water resources
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The study comes as environmental experts sound the alarm after the Environmental Protection Agency this week rolled back Biden-era limits on PFAS levels in drinking water
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The question is whether the EGLE violated the Administrative Procedures Act because it did not come up with an estimate of cleanup costs for more for groundwater
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The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments on a challenge to the state’s drinking water rules for PFAS
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A former landfill along the Grand River has been declared a PFAS contamination site
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The city of Muskegon’s drinking water comes from Lake Michigan
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The Kent County Health Department will begin moving into phase two after a successful first year.
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The money comes from the state’s Great Lakes Water Quality Protection Bond. It was created over 20 years ago by a voter-approved ballot initiative
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The federal government is cracking down on toxic "forever chemicals" with new drinking water standard