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Lake Effect: Polluter liability changes eyed; Democrats push clean energy - Vimarsana News

Lake Effect: Polluter liability changes eyed; Democrats push clean energy

The latest Michigan environment and climate news from MLive.

Source: mlive.com
City of Ann Arbor seeks to intervene in EGLE/Gelman consent judgment - Vimarsana News

City of Ann Arbor seeks to intervene in EGLE/Gelman consent judgment

Attorneys for the City of Ann Arbor hope to intervene in the latest consent judgment reached between the state of Michigan and Gelman Sciences before it is approved by a Washtenaw Circuit Court judge. The judgment has to do with a remediation plan for Gelman’s 1,4 toxic dioxane. WEMU’s Cathy Shafran has details.

Source: wemu.org
In Michigan, polluter liability can be elusive but reforms are in the wind - Vimarsana News

In Michigan, polluter liability can be elusive but reforms are in the wind

Democrats, advocates say now is the time to revive strong 'polluter pay' law.

Source: mlive.com
5-year tax break OK'd for rehab of vacant industrial site along I-94 - Vimarsana News

5-year tax break OK'd for rehab of vacant industrial site along I-94

High-tech business incubator MI-HQ, which now operates out of the former Gelman Sciences campus, hopes to clean up and transform the 1960s-era facility.

Source: mlive.com
State agrees to new consent judgement with Gelman Sciences on expanding 1,4-dioxane plume - Vimarsana News

State agrees to new consent judgement with Gelman Sciences on expanding 1,4-dioxane plume

Michigan’s Attorney General says terms of a new consent judgment have been reached between the state’s Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) and Gelman Sciences. Dana Nessel says it moves forward plans to remediate Gelman’s 1,4, toxic dioxane plume. But, as WEMU’s Cathy Shafran reports, a local activist group is questioning the plan.

Source: wemu.org