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Chesapeake Bay settlement could be a sign of things to come – or not - Vimarsana News

Chesapeake Bay settlement could be a sign of things to come – or not

A proposed agreement designed to force EPA to provide more oversight over animal feeding operations and discharge permits in Pennsylvania could signal a willingness on the part of the agency to look more closely at using its Clean Water Act authority to reduce nutrient pollution in watersheds nationwide.

Environmental groups want MI Supreme Court to reverse Court of Appeals ruling in CAFO permit case - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups want MI Supreme Court to reverse Court of Appeals ruling in CAFO permit case

Environmentalists are siding with EGLE in a court case concerning CAFOs and permits for handling animal waste.

Watch the Bridge discussion on toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes - Vimarsana News

Watch the Bridge discussion on toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes

Circle of Blue reporter Keith Schneider moderated a Zoom talk with three experts on the causes and possible solutions for toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes, with opening remarks from Sen. Debbie Stabenow

Join Bridge and Circle of Blue to discuss Great Lakes, algae blooms - Vimarsana News

Join Bridge and Circle of Blue to discuss Great Lakes, algae blooms

The blooms are a threat to drinking water, beaches and our way of life. Join a Zoom discussion Sept. 14 to learn what is being done.  

Letter to Holcomb, IDEM: Stop industrial spills on Lake Michigan - Vimarsana News

Letter to Holcomb, IDEM: Stop industrial spills on Lake Michigan

Environmental activists, lakeshore residents, and sport fishermen in Indiana say enough is enough the state has to do more to prevent industrial spills on Lake Michigan. That was the gist of a recent letter sent to Gov. Eric Holcomb and the commissioner of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.

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