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As one lakeshore harbor is scheduled to undergo dredging this week, another is having its dredging project rescheduled until next year
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U.S. Rep Huizenga holds telephone town halls, a Grand Rapids nonprofit is working to warn residents of the dangers of lead in the city, the Committee to Honor Cesar E Chavez celebrates 25 years, and more.
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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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First Steps Kent seminar, the carousel at GRPM, Corewell's Center for Wellness, Australian Parliament member visits GR, minimum wage bills, and life-threatening cold weather
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An Australian member of parliament visited West Michigan Thursday for a tour of a water filtration plant she says is a world leader in dealing with PFAS contamination
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel reached a settlement last month over chemical contamination at former Grand Rapids-based Keeler Brass Company sites
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The Department of Defense has announced its plan on cleaning up private wells that have been contaminated by toxic "forever chemicals" from military bases. The cleanup standards are three times higher than federal protections
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Free HIV testing, PFAS lawsuit heading back to the state court, a preview of PBS FRONTLINE, and more.
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decision to remand the PFAS lawsuit against the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority back to the state court
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The court will decide whether the state appropriately estimated the costs of cleaning up PFAS contamination