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The Michigan Dept. of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) protects Michigan’s environment/public health by managing air, water, land & energy resources
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    Michigan EGLE
    @MichiganEGLE
    Aug 13
    Flint has reached a major milestone: all known lead service lines in the city have now been replaced. The city also marked 10 years of compliance with state and federal standards for lead in drinking water. tinyurl.com/425676h6
    Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley and EGLE Director Phil Roos joined community and state partners to recognize the completion of this yearslong effort.
    The latest six-month round of monitoring shows Flint's 90th percentile at 6 parts per billion (ppb), below the requirement of 15 ppb.
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    Michigan EGLE
    @MichiganEGLE
    Aug 13
    Need help meeting your climate goals? Host a #MIHealthyClimate Fellows member! We’re seeking host partners for the 2026 cohort—apply by Aug. 19! tinyurl.com/366c5bnd
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    CEDAM
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    Aug 12
    Good news! The deadline to submit your application to host a fellow in the last cohort of MI Healthy Climate Fellows has been extended. We’re looking for approximately 9 host partners interested in building capacity to meet their climate goals. More: cedamichigan.org/wp-content/fil…
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    Michigan EGLE
    @MichiganEGLE
    Aug 12
    Quagga mussels, numbering in the trillions across the #GreatLakes, are altering food webs and posing challenges for lake whitefish populations. EGLE, researchers and Great Lakes partners are working to understand these changes and protect whitefish: tinyurl.com/3zfk5pry
    A diver checks equipment on a reef. Credit: Invasive Mussel
Collaborative.
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    Michigan EGLE
    @MichiganEGLE
    Aug 11
    Michigan’s waterways need more than protection — they need connection. 🌊 From kayaking to birdwatching, recreation can help Michiganders reconnect with rivers like the Kalamazoo and inspire stewardship. Read more: tinyurl.com/mvaywsjc #MIEnvironment
    EGLE intern Maggie Styf kayaking on the Kalamazoo
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    Michigan EGLE
    @MichiganEGLE
    Aug 10
    What happens when a building reaches the end of its life? A new traveling exhibit explores domicology — and how deconstruction and reuse can offer alternatives to demolition and disposal. Free to host: tinyurl.com/3nny2r27
    Panels making up the domicology exhibit.

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