From MI Dept. of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy <[email protected]>
Subject MI Environment Weekly Digest
Date July 22, 2022 1:31 PM
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This week, read about drinking water infrastructure and more





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"MI Environment Digest - July 22, 2022"
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*Learn about local water quality in reports issued by community water suppliers [ [link removed] ]*

"July 21, 2022"

Community water suppliers in Michigan are required to report annually on the quality of the drinking water.

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Grand Traverse Commons water tower.
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Michigan taps funding sources to support water infrastructure [ [link removed] ]

"July 20, 2022"

There?s a rising stream of support in Michigan for water infrastructure.

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Drinking water construction project by Lansing Board of Water and Light in 2021.
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Water and woods: A real estate listing fish are fans of [ [link removed] ]

"July 19, 2022"

A healthy, 100-foot tree can uptake 11,000 gallons of water from the soil, filter it and release it into the air in a single growing season.

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An aerial view of the headwaters of the Manistee River in the northwestern Lower Peninsula.
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