The Continuation of the Flint Water Crisis
In many communities across America, the idea of water as a fundamental right is laughable.
Michigan
Water Conservation at Home and in the Community Conserving Dwindling Supplies of Fresh Water Is Our Only Hope of Survival
Water conservation is something we all need to think about in our everyday lives if we want to save some drinking water for the future…
Home Water Quality Testing: Peace of Mind Has Never Been So Easy
Coliform bacteria, nitrates, total dissolved solids and unhealthy pH levels, oh my! If you are worried that your water might contain these or other contaminants, at-home water quality testing is easy and relatively inexpensive…
Beyond Flint: Water Woes Affect 18 Million Americans
According to a new report from NRDC, 5,300 different water systems across the country either shirked responsibilities to treat their water supplies to reduce lead levels, failed to monitor water supplies for lead, or neglected to report unsafe lead levels to the public or regulators.
Don’t Mess with Grandma Michigan Farmer and Grandmother Lynn Henning Wins the Goldman Prize for Challenging Dirty Feed Lots
Michigan farmer & grandmother Lynn Henning talks about how she challenged dirty feedlots in her state & won the prestigious Goldman Prize in the process.
Great Lakes Invaders Invasive species challenge Great Lakes native species
Foreign freighters on the Great Lakes are bringing unwanted cargo: invasive species that are wreaking havoc on fisheries, boats and ports.