AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoRiver Cleanup: Michigan is directing $89 million from pollution settlements toward contaminated river cleanup and habitat restoration, including $50 million for the Detroit River and $25 million for the Kalamazoo River. The state hopes to attract federal matching funds, but they are not yet secured. Forest Health: State officials urge residents to leave firewood at home to slow the spread of tree-killing pests and diseases, including emerald ash borer and oak wilt. Invasive Species: Red swamp crayfish have been found in Southwest Michigan, prompting guidance for residents. A separate effort is using specially trained dogs to detect invasive insects early. Wildlife: A year after grayling were reintroduced, none have been spotted in Michigan’s wild waters; officials say hope remains for the effort. Pollution Research: A University of Michigan study points toward a way to reduce pollution from nitrates.
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