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Recent Articles
- New E. coli requirements aim to reduce harmful bacteria in Michigan waterways
The upcoming water recreation season in Michigan will be the first with a statewide total maximum daily load (TMDL) in place for E. coli.
Read the Full Story - Fast Five with the Office of the Great Lakes' Emily Finnell
Emily Finnell of the Office of the Great Lakes is focused on working collaboratively with local, state, and regional partners on important Great Lakes issues.
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Chronological List
Chronological List of Articles
- New E. coli requirements aim to reduce harmful bacteria in Michigan waterways
- Fast Five with the Office of the Great Lakes' Emily Finnell
- Water plant upgrades, lead pipe removal among project funded with EGLE loans
- EGLE reminds consumers to flush only toilet paper, throw other paper products in the trash
- Public input sought on Adaptive Management Plan to help Michigan reach goal of a cleaner Lake Erie
- Enhanced community engagement key factor in license review for U.S. Ecology Detroit North license renewal process
