Tag: Drinking Water
Environmental Groups Sue to Stop Discharge of Toxic Metals from Coal Ash
Today, Iowa environmental groups sued the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for approving permits that allow hazardous disposal practices at the Ottumwa coal ash landfill, which holds waste from the Ottumwa coal-burning power plant co-owned by Alliant Energy and MidAmerican Energy. Toxic discharge from the coal plant pollutes Iowa’s groundwater and … [continued]
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Anishinabek water gathering advocates for Great Lakes protection
Members of the Anishinabek Nation are coming together this week for the second annual Water Gathering to protect and advocate for the Great Lakes, preserve traditional water teachings, and address […]
New federal lead action level set to impact Michigan drinking water systems
Michigan is working to meet the new federal lead action level for drinking water by November 2027. The new rule will force all states to comply with a lead action […]
New federal lead action level set to impact Michigan drinking water systems
Michigan is set to implement a new federal lead action level for drinking water systems by November 2027.
‘It’s a huge deal’: Permanent protection for hundreds of acres at historic camp on Torch Lake
Under the agreement with the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy, nearly 500 acres will be permanently protected and the YMCA Hayo-Went-Ha Camps will gain millions to put toward needed maintenance of its historic facilities.
