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September 15, 2020
As part of United for Infrastructure 2020, a week that highlights infrastructure in our daily lives, EGLE is highlighting its interactive water infrastructure financing map.
The Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) has developed an interactive web application to view loans financed through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
The low-interest loan financing programs assist qualified municipalities and eligible water suppliers the ability to construct needed water pollution control facilities and satisfy the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Information about loans given out through these two programs from fiscal year 2019 and beyond are available to search and view through the application.
Projects are displayed on the map with icons denoting which program they represent — either CWSRF or DWSRF. The icons then give additional project information when selected. Instructions for the application and its search functions are available within the app and an associated video tutorial, along with a written transcript detailing all the functions will be available.
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A group of ten volunteers spent just over four hours cleaning up the grounds of the veterans cemetery in Grand Rapids.
A vacant and contaminated site in Detroit will be cleaned up, thanks to approval of a reimbursement plan by EGLE.
The Fresh Coast Maritime Challenge is enabling the future of boating by electrifying Northwest Michigan’s waterways.
Ferndale is making rain barrel kits available at a reduced price, thanks to an EGLE grant.
A Lansing-based nonprofit is making kits available for waterway cleanups, featuring everything from boats to grappling hooks to first-aid supplies.
EGLE joins in cautioning Michiganders about the danger of fires under current weather conditions.
EGLE’s Drinking Water Laboratory recently announced that it is now able to test for PFAS in drinking water using the newest U.S. EPA testing methodology known as Method 533.
The U.S. EPA has confirmed that southeast Michigan has met all federal standards for the national health-based standard for ozone.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has confirmed that southeast Michigan has met all federal standards for the national health-based standard for ozone. Ground-level ozone, one of the most monitored pollutants in Michigan, has shown steady improvements in the greater Detroit area since the 1990s, culminating in the region now being designated as “in attainment” with the EPA’s national ambient air quality standards.
