Directors of the region’s river and watershed nonprofits cite a “pressing need” for accelerated investment in Southeast Michigan’s water ecosystems, including preserving greenspace, sustainable agriculture and addressing legacy contamination sites.
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Directors of the region’s river and watershed nonprofits cite a “pressing need” for accelerated investment in Southeast Michigan’s water ecosystems, including preserving greenspace, sustainable agriculture and addressing legacy contamination sites.