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MI Environment Digest - March 27, 2026

By the Numbers: 2025 Maps and Data highlights March 27, 2026 EGLE published more than twice as many content items as in 2024.

By the numbers: EGLE Scrap Tire Program rolls on March 26, 2026 $3.5 million in 2025 grants in Fiscal Year 2025 has cleaned up 285,000 tires, supporting research and recycling.

EGLE’s fish contaminant monitoring program staff collects fish during the winter months to expand year-round monitoring for PFAS March 25, 2026 The expansion is the result of an increase in the demand for PFAS testing.

EGLE hockey team wins annual game with DNR in overtime March 24, 2026 The game marked the 10th anniversary of the EGLE-DNR hockey matchup in Cadillac.

Revitalizing Downtown Cadillac: Brownfield redevelopment helps address housing needs March 23, 2026 EGLE joined state and local leaders for a tour of Cadillac Lofts to get a firsthand look at how environmental cleanup and redevelopment are helping communities address housing shortages while strengthening local economies.

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