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Dependable or Disaster: Safety of Canadian company’s plans for mining in the U.P. under debate
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The Right to Mine: Michigan grants Canadian mining company permits while Wisconsin Menominee tribe fights those permits in court
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New Standards on Lead and Copper: EGLE educates public on lead regulations while water suppliers fight new rule
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PFAS Update: New drinking water standards, legislation to ban PFAS firefighting foam and exposure assessments are all in development
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IJNR Snapshots: Septic systems pose an environmental and economic dilemma for rural residents
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