The salinity of the Michigan’s groundwater is on the rise, raising concerns about damaged crops and corroded pipes. Michigan residents and lawmakers have struggled to recognize the problem, which may […]
The salinity of the Michigan’s groundwater is on the rise, raising concerns about damaged crops and corroded pipes. Michigan residents and lawmakers have struggled to recognize the problem, which may require a shift in how the public thinks about water. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
Salty groundwater in Michigan could hurt agriculture, business and homeowners