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Federal extensions have kept Ottawa County’s J.H. Campbell coal plant open one year past its scheduled retirement, and now disposing of coal waste is an issue
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The site is less than half a mile from the Grand River
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The city of Grand Rapids wants to begin a project that will prevent excess stormwater from overburdening the city’s wastewater treatment plant, sending it instead to the Grand River
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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 money is from the 2026 Michigan Coastal Management Program established in 1978
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An environmental cleanup is underway along an Allegan County interstate highway
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is awarding $9 million dollars in PFAS mitigation grants to airports across the state
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A Kent County judge has dismissed a state lawsuit against the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority over PFAS contamination surrounding the facility.
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Environmental professionals are in Grand Rapids this week attending the Michigan Sustainability Conference where the focus is cutting food waste in half by 2030
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Crews will continue working through this week at the site of an oil sheen on the Newaygo County lake