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Cahokia Heights sewer repairs could begin later this year - Vimarsana News

Cahokia Heights sewer repairs could begin later this year

Residents have dealt with sewage flooding their homes and neighborhoods after heavy rains for years. With a new grant from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, Cahokia Heights plans to complete repairs in February 2026.

Ice maker Arctic Glacier fined $232k over Michigan ammonia spill - Vimarsana News

Ice maker Arctic Glacier fined $232k over Michigan ammonia spill

Pipe failure caused June 2022 anhydrous ammonia release in Grayling.

Source: mlive.com
Heavy, unregulated truck traffic is plaguing Detroit's eastside residents - Vimarsana News

Heavy, unregulated truck traffic is plaguing Detroit's eastside residents

A truck drives through their eastside neighborhood once a minute to get to the Stellantis plant. Neither the state or city is monitoring the truck traffic or emissions

Source: wxyz.com
Biden-Harris Administration and EPA Announce Delivery of Historic Water Infrastructure Funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Illinois - Vimarsana News

Biden-Harris Administration and EPA Announce Delivery of Historic Water Infrastructure Funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Illinois

CHICAGO (October 11, 2022) — Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced more than $148 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding to the state of Illinois for water infrastructure improvements.

Massive filter keeps Detroit River contaminants in place - Vimarsana News

Massive filter keeps Detroit River contaminants in place

By Brianna M. Lane Thanks to a spongy M&M-like technology, contaminated soil in the Detroit River downstream of the MacArthur Bridge has been contained. Powdered activated carbon was used to absorb the contaminated soil in the $3.6 million Detroit RiverWalk project that finished in December. “Activated carbon is a pure form [of carbon] that’s used to absorb contaminants,” said John Collins, the general manager for AquaBlok, the Ohio contamination remediation company that created the carbon under the brand name of AquaGate +PAC. The project was a partnership between the EPA and the Detro...