AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPFAS Cleanup: Clam Lake Township won a $495,000 state grant to connect businesses affected by PFAS contamination to municipal water. A separate report says PFAS has been confirmed in 15 Michigan waterways. Data Center Pressure: Van Buren Township officials approved Google’s 1.5-million-square-foot data center site plan despite residents’ concerns about water use and environmental impacts. The project could use up to 3.6 million gallons of water daily and require 1 gigawatt of electricity. Nuclear Power: The federal government is lending up to $4.4 billion to restart three closed nuclear plants, including Palisades in Michigan, as demand rises from data centers and other users. Drinking Water: Sault Ste. Marie detected elevated lead levels in drinking water; the city and EGLE are investigating the cause.
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