AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreat Lakes wetlands: A new guide to finding remaining swamps in southern Michigan highlights what many people miss: swamps store floodwater and filter pollutants, while also supporting frogs, turtles, beavers and other wildlife. Metro Detroit flooding: Sunday’s storms brought minor flooding on MDOT roads with no closures, plus combined sewer overflows reported in parts of Wayne County (Redford Township, Inkster and Dearborn Heights), raising concerns about stormwater and sewer system strain. Great Lakes health & fish: Michigan released its 2026 Eat Safe Fish Guides, updating local advice for people who eat fish from Michigan waters. Invasive species in Lake Superior: Reports of invasive “bloody” red shrimp found at a major Lake Superior harbor put more pressure on Great Lakes ecosystems. Policy & pollution: A judge ruled new EGLE rules on factory farms violate farmers’ due process, keeping legal fights over environmental regulation in the spotlight. Community climate education: A student mural in Milwaukee connects local water ecosystem lessons with pollution impacts, showing how schools are turning art into environmental learning.
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