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This latest round of Lead and Copper Rule monitoring spanning six consecutive months showed 90% of water samples collected were at or below 7 parts per billion for lead, compared with 3 parts per billion in the first half of the year.
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Benton Harbor has the longest-running lead-in-water exceedance in Michigan history, surpassing Flint by more than a year. The state paid a portion of Flint water bills for nearly three years. Benton Harbor residents are hoping for similar relief.
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The threat itself is nothing new. It’s just newly known to the public, the result of a rule change that forced water suppliers to start looking harder for the neurotoxin in their water delivery systems starting in 2019.
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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is proposing a big investment in the state's Clean Water program, using $200 million of the state's share of federal…
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The City of Flint is notifying its residents about a new drinking water violation. In the big scheme of things, this drinking water violation isn't major.…
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Flint pediatrician, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, testified during a House hearing on Tuesday for the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed changes to the…
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The City of Flint says it needs more time to submit water tests from homes at highest risk for having lead water lines. Under the state and federal Lead…
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When you call the city of Melvindale’s Department of Water and Public Works these days, you’ll hear a message that goes like this:“If you’re calling…
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The city of Parchment, outside Kalamazoo, has lead in its drinking water. Officials say the lead exceeds a state action level, which is 15 parts per…
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Ann Arbor Public Schools has released more information about lead found in the drinking water at local public schools. The district tested 1,426 drinking…