There are an estimated 15,000 abandoned wells on federal land — and states have indicated that they would need more than $8 billion to clean up 130,000 other orphaned wells.”
The presence of PFAS chemicals in drinking water could be exposing thousands of Hoosiers to a series of adverse health conditions.
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Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with PFAS in Great Lakes Now’s biweekly headline roundup.
The Army Corps of Engineers, previously celebrating the construction of the new lock as fully funded, recently admitted to lawmakers that the project will take a lot more money.
In this Q&A with author Erica Gies, Gies says our fixation on controlling water has failed and it’s time for collaborative approaches.
Having artificial intelligence track the spread of invasive species would be quicker and cheaper, but only once scientists can guarantee accuracy.
Around the region, you can find power plants for hydro, solar, wind, coal and more. In this map, see where those plants stand.
The quality of Michigan’s water infrastructure and the consequences of failure, while still real and apparent, are no longer being ignored.
