AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDam Safety: Michigan now has 10 high-hazard dams in poor condition, up from six in 2020, renewing concerns about aging infrastructure and flood risk. River Cleanup: The state is investing $89 million in river cleanup, with the potential to bring in millions more in federal funding. Invasive Species: A Michigan angler outreach program reached 1,418 people this year, urging boaters and fishers to clean, drain and dry their gear to stop aquatic invaders from spreading. Habitat: MSU and the Consumers Energy Foundation are planting native flowers and grasses along the Red Cedar River to support pollinators and improve habitat. Oil and Gas: Grand Traverse County approved an agreement intended to protect Camp Greilick from disturbances as ReefWorks pursues oil recovery nearby. Data Centers: Marquette residents raised concerns about water use, noise and energy impacts after an informational presentation they said gave those issues too little attention. Great Lakes Restoration: A Harsens Island tour showcased habitat projects as Congress considers extending and expanding Great Lakes restoration funding.
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