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Michigan has reached its first settlement in a series of lawsuits over PFAS contamination
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Effort part of state mandate of being lead-free by 2040
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Officials say that shifting efforts to combat future high lake levels will be imperative going forward.
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Dr. Annie Arens joins Shelley Irwin to discuss water safety and the American Heart Association.
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The House will next consider the massive influx of aid, likely in the new year.
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has promised to spend millions of dollars to replace the city’s lead service lines within 18 months – a blistering pace for a process that often takes decades. For now, residents have been warned not to cook, drink or make baby formula with tap water.
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EPA introducing a new training program supported by the City of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Community College and Bay College.
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City commissioners unanimously declared an emergency and empowered Mayor Marcus Muhammad to lead Benton Harbor’s response.
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Replacement of Benton Harbor lead pipes in 18 months, accelerating what had been a five-year timeline announced more than a month ago.