This story on the sentencing of three adults in the bizarre death of 19-year-old Londoner Water Zepeda was first published in the May 23, 2003 print editions of The London Free Press: Read More
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The Catch: E. Coli and faulty septic systems
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Michigan Radio‘s Lester Graham discusses a story he’s been following in northern Michigan on Elk Lake, where plant life and E.Coli are showing up in previously crystal-clear water.
Judge: Ex-governor must testify in Flint water civil trial
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and several other officials must testify in a civil trial involving engineering firms being sued over liability for lead-contaminated water connected to the Flint water crisis, a judge ruled Monday.
U.S. District Judge Judith Levy denied motions by Snyder, his former advisor, two former state-appointed emergency managers and an ex-Flint city official to quash subpoenas compelling them to testify.
Water’s True Cost: Episode Sneak Peek Watch Party
In this episode sneak peek watch party, join GLN Producer Anna Sysling for a preview of the May show and a conversation with several guests who all played a part in this episode’s story about the complicated financial, public health and infrastructural implications of our drinking water.
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Agreement to protect Great Lakes celebrates 50th anniversary
The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement between Canada and the U.S. celebrated its 50th anniversary. The agreement has improved and protected the water quality of the Great Lakes and also improved the lives of millions across the basin. Read the full story by The Welland Tribune. Read the full story Tags: Great Lakes, Canada, Water,…
Water executive tells cities to “get creative” when it comes to replacing lead service lines
Lynn Broaddus has little patience for cities who focus on the reasons why they can’t replace lead service lines.
She understands that finances are a big part of the problem but says too often cities focus on the barriers, instead of what’s possible.
Broaddus is the recent past-president and now a trustee with the international group Water Environment Federation, a non-profit focused on increasing the awareness of the impact and value of water.