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MI Environment Digest - August 12, 2022

Harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie expected to be smaller this year, says NOAA August 11, 2022 The harmful algal blooms forecast for western Lake Erie is good news for communities that depend on Lake Erie for drinking water and recreation. Read more

EGLE, EPA to host event in the Upper Peninsula focused on bringing clean school bus technology and education to school districts August 10, 2022 EGLE and the EPA will host an event in Escanaba on vehicle electrification, the use of electric vehicles as mobile laboratories for education, and how to access the Clean School Bus Program rebate funds. Read more

The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement at 50: Celebrating successes and recognizing what still needs to be done August 9, 2022 The Agreement?s 50th anniversary celebrates a mature system of binational cooperation and recognizes its positive outcomes for the Great Lakes. Read more

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