• Michigan Great Lakes Areas of Concern Program The Great Lakes form a portion of the international boundary between the United States and Canada, and both countries have jurisdiction over their protection and restoration. The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement between the United States and Canada was developed in 1972 and established objectives and criteria for the protection, restoration and enhancement of water quality in the Great Lakes system. A revised GLWQA was signed in 1978 recognizing the need to understand and effectively reduce toxic substance loads to the Great Lakes.

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• Michigan's Areas of Concern

• Areas of Concern Contact Information

• Progress Toward Restoring Beneficial Uses in Michigan's Areas of Concern 

• Public Involvement

• Michigan Areas of Concern Program

• Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement

• Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Annex 2

• Guidance for Delisting Michigan Great Lakes Areas of Concern 

• Strategy for Delisting Michigan's Great Lakes Areas of Concern 

• EPA Areas of Concern

• EPA Great Lakes National Program Office

• Great Lakes Commission Areas of Concern

• International Joint Commission

• State Wide Public Advisory Council