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1. planetdetroit.org › 2021 › 09Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a ...

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   Sep 23, 2021 · Accountability. Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a long cleanup journey remains. by Gary Wilson September 23, 2021. In 1987 the U.S. and Canada entered into a Great Lakes agreement to start the process of cleaning up the most polluted sites, 43 of them, that dot the waterways in and between the two countries.

2. www.exploreminnesota.com › how-to-find-thomasHow to Find the Thomas Dambo Trolls in Detroit Lakes

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   Detroit Lakes has six trolls and three portals (extensions of Alexa’s arms) located throughout the Detroit Lakes area and beyond. (One portal is located just over the North Dakota border in downtown Fargo.)

3. www.detroitnews.com › story › newsHow $1B in federal aid for Great Lakes will clean up 9 areas ...

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   Feb 17, 2022 · Washington — A historic $1 billion for the federal Great Lakes restoration program from the bipartisan infrastructure bill will speed the cleanup of nine damaged areas in Michigan to completion...

4. www.glc.org › dailynews › 20231006-detroit-riverThe Detroit River has been a dumping ground. Now, its health ...

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   Oct 6, 2023 · The Detroit River’s reputation has become notorious over the decades due to pollution, but restoration efforts are working, and scientists want to see those improvements reflected in the river’s environmental status. Read the full story by CBC News.

5. www.dl-online.com › news › localDetroit Lakes planning commission recommends annexation plan

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   Nov 4, 2022 · Annexation into the Detroit Lakes city limits can occur by three different methods, the plan states, which are: order from an administrative law judge (contested cases), orderly annexation...

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6. 19january2021snapshot.epa.gov › great-lakes-aocsDetroit River AOC | Great Lakes Areas of Concern | US EPA

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   Aug 11, 2020 · The Detroit River is a 32-mile long channel linking Lake St. Clair and the upper Great Lakes to Lake Erie. Physical boundaries of the AOC extend from the flashing navigation light near Peche Island to the Detroit light in Lake Erie.

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   Is the Detroit River part of the Great Lakes Legacy Act?

   • And the Detroit River is part of a bigger restoration picture, Noffke emphasized. “Remember, all of this costs money and there are other Great Lakes Legacy Act projects ongoing, not only within the State of Michigan but the entirety of the EPA Great Lakes region,” Noffke said.

   Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a long cleanup

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   When will the Michigan River be removed from the 1987 list?

   • Even then, there will be an undetermined period when the sites will be monitored before the river can be officially removed from the 1987 list. Michigan’s Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), a partner in the project, thinks it may be two decades before the river is cleaned up.

   Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a long cleanup

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   When will Detroit River be cleaned up?

   • Michigan’s Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), a partner in the project, thinks it may be two decades before the river is cleaned up. A snail’s pace of progress isn’t limited to the Detroit River.

   Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a long cleanup

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   What happened to the Detroit River, specifically?

   • The Detroit River, which was once so polluted that birds died after landing in its oil-coated water, has seen significant improvement. Beaver, river otter and lake sturgeon have returned to the Detroit River. Nowadays, people kayak in the Detroit River, fish, and wildlife populations have rebounded, and the waterway has become a community focal point. The Chicago, Buffalo and Cuyahoga rivers also underwent similar transformations. Nowadays, people kayak in those rivers, fish, and wildlife populations have rebounded.

   Federal law passed 50 years ago saved the Great Lakes and transformed

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   How many trolls are there in Detroit Lakes?

   • Detroit Lakes has six trolls and three portals (extensions of Alexa’s arms) located throughout the Detroit Lakes area and beyond. (One portal is located just over the North Dakota border in downtown Fargo.)

   How to Find the Thomas Dambo Trolls in Detroit Lakes

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   Is the Detroit River a hazard?

   • The Detroit River is one of those 43 sites. Toxic sediments can be a hazard to wildlife and human health. While limited but consistent federal funding for cleanup has been available since 2010, it will be at least 10 years before the removal of the 3-4 million cubic yards of toxic sediment in the river is complete.

   Detroit’s toxic river: After decades, some progress—but a long cleanup

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8. www.mott.org › news › articlesFederal law passed 50 years ago saved the Great Lakes and ...

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   Oct 16, 2021 · Hartig, a longtime freshwater scientist, said the federal Clean Water Act of 1972 transformed the Great Lakes and many rivers that feed the lakes — from convenient dumping grounds for municipal and industrial waste into functional ecosystems that communities now treasure.