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Issues of the Environment: Assessing the health of the watershed in advance of Huron River Day 2024

Issues of the Environment: Assessing the health of the watershed in advance of Huron River Day 2024
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Issues of the Environment: Grassroots group of Ann Arbor Township residents take up against gravel mining operators as a number of water wells run dry

Issues of the Environment: Grassroots group of Ann Arbor Township residents take up against gravel mining operators as a number of water wells run dry
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Issues of the Environment: Ann Arbor-based Ecology Center applies new methodology to detecting spread of toxic chemicals

The Ann Arbor-based Ecology Center is diving deep into research in an effort to better understand how toxic chemicals interact and spread through the environment, our wildlife and, ultimately, humans. The center’s senior scientist, Dr. Gillian Zaharias Miller, joined WEMU’s David Fair to share the details of current and future research in the ongoing quest for solutions.

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Issues of the Environment: MI-CARES team conducting extensive study on cancer-causing chemicals

We've known for a long time that chemicals and pollution lead to poor health outcomes, particularly in communities of color and lower income portions of our county and state. With lead, mercury, PFAS, and dioxane, we understand there is a potentially higher risk for cancer. But what if you are exposed to all of them? University of Michigan researcher Justin Colacino is leading a team and a newly launched, $13 million study to find out, and he discusses his project with WEMU's David Fair.

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Issues of the Enviroment: Project Grow celebrates 50 years of community gardening in Washtenaw County

Project Grow in Washtenaw County is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2022, and we’ll look back on five decades of community gardening and advocacy for sustainable gardens in Ann Arbor and beyond. WEMU's David Fair is joined by Project Grow managing director Kirk Jones to discuss the lessons learned in the first 50 years and what the immediate and longer-term future holds.

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