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Madison Heights to demolish business that caused 'green ooze' on I-696 - Vimarsana News

Madison Heights to demolish business that caused 'green ooze' on I-696

The impending demolition will allow state regulators a better look at what remaining mess exists at the chronically polluted site

Source: freep.com
Electro-Plating Services building, source of "green ooze," is being demolished - Vimarsana News

Electro-Plating Services building, source of "green ooze," is being demolished

Demolition of the main building of Electro-Plating Services — which caused a spill of bright green toxic chemicals onto a highway in 2019 - begins Friday.

Madison Heights approves plan to demolish building that caused 'green ooze' leak - Vimarsana News

Madison Heights approves plan to demolish building that caused 'green ooze' leak

The Madison Heights City Council has approved a plan to demolish the Electro-Plating Services site that is known for leaking green ooze onto I-696.

Source: wxyz.com
DBusiness Daily Update: Timur and Team Are Raising Funds for Delivery Vehicles to Help Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine, and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Timur and Team Are Raising Funds for Delivery Vehicles to Help Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine, and More

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Michiganders passed up $108 million in bottle deposits amid COVID closures - Vimarsana News

Michiganders passed up $108 million in bottle deposits amid COVID closures

State environmental officials say it’s too early to call it a windfall. That’s because some portion of the money that showed up on the state’s year-end balance sheet will likely be offset by lower-than-average revenue next year, as Michiganders liquidate stockpiles of empties that they didn’t get around to returning in 2020. The glut of bottle bill revenue comes as a GOP-majority House budget recommendation proposes slashing the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy’s overall budget by nearly 70 percent — a move that is unlikely to gain approval from Gov. Gre...