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authorized investments for West Michigan in the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) 2026 markup. The bill … full House floor. “Updating and improving our water infrastructure keeps West Michigan communities safe and economically competitive,” said
data centers bring noise, light, air, and water pollution, and can increase energy costs by as much … destruction, protect military families and surrounding neighborhoods from water and light pollution, and make it more difficult
convergence of poverty, health disparities (specifically asthma), and water-in-basement claims. $772,700 to the City
Committee unanimously voted to advance the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act of 2026. The comprehensive bill includes … Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Act of 2025. The Water Resources Development Act of 2026 would authorize $475 million
rule requiring cargo ships to install ballast water-treatment systems that remove or kill invasive species. Congresswoman Dingell … exempting existing Lakers from its rule requiring ballast water management systems on cargo vessels. In April 2026, bloody
known as “forever chemicals,” have contaminated soil, surface water, groundwater, and food across the country, including hundreds … have PFAS in their blood. Further, EPA’s water monitoring data and state tests found that PFAS have
Lakes, the region’s economy, and the drinking water relied on by more than 40 million people … about the level of risk the bodies of water they are responsible for face from invasive species
following statement after helping pass the bipartisan water infrastructure reauthorization bill through the U.S. House Committee on Transportation … Investing in our Great Lakes, clean waterways, and water infrastructure keeps our communities safe, our water clean
including me, can’t drink our water from our private wells,” said Spaniola. “What we’ve come … Facebook . “We have to protect Michiganders’ drinking water and our state’s precious natural resources from these toxic
championed policies to get PFAS out of drinking water and the environment and ban forever chemicals in products … urging the Trump Administration to protect safe drinking water standards and address PFAS contamination that poses risks
Plastic Free Future, California Black Health Network, LA Water Keeper, The Oregon Environmental Council, Breast Cancer Over Time … championed policies to get PFAS out of drinking water and the environment and ban forever chemicals in products
preventive healthcare, screenings, health education, clean air, clean water, and healthy communities; and (D) calls upon all Americans
stormwater runoff, is a significant source of drinking water pollution. This contamination poses serious health risks to servicemembers
urging the Trump Administration to protect safe drinking water standards and address PFAS contamination that poses risks … administration to reconsider eliminating the 2024 National Drinking Water Standards for four PFAS forever chemicals. The water standards
highlight the importance of preserving these lands and waters for generations to come.” The resolution is supported … every day from recreation on federal lands and waters alone. Beyond the economics, decades of research confirm that
questions on the impacts on local energy demand, water usage, noise pollution, public safety, emergency response capacity … effects this data center would have on local water demand? What are the University of Michigan
introduced legislation to ensure affordable access to clean water for families across the country. The lawmakers highlighted … need to address rising water costs and prevent service shutoffs that disproportionately affect low-income households. The congresswomen
Rashida Tlaib (D-MI-12) introduced the Water Access Act, legislation that would direct $500 million … Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) to help low-income families pay for their water and wastewater bills
extreme weather caused widespread power outages and impacted water and wastewater systems. Dams had to be closely monitored
such as invasive species, environmental contamination, shoreline erosion, water quality, infrastructure needs, and more. Peters has consistently … transform the health of our treasured bodies of water. In 2021, he helped secure $1 billion
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Trump administration announced it was rolling back drinking water protections for toxic forever chemicals known … polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The policy being targeted required water systems to filter out a certain limit
move to roll back national drinking water standards for harmful per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) or “forever chemicals … Every person deserves access to safe, clean drinking water, but these forever chemicals continue to threaten the health
invasive, destructive sea lamprey that threaten these shared waters. Thanks to the Commission’s tireless work, native species … partners in the stewardship of these shared waters, we respectfully bring this matter to your attention. Stakeholders including