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Crews in Jackson have replaced close to 500 lead water lines in the city. But they still have more than 10,000 left to go.
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Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy Director Liesl Clark was asked repeatedly why the state took so long to engage when for three years tests showed elevated lead levels in Benton Harbor’s water.
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Areas receiving the most money from the bill include dam risk reduction, lead service line replacement, and the state’s Drinking Water Program.
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The federal action level for lead in drinking water is 15 parts per billion. Benton Harbor's level over the past three years has ranged from 22 to 32 parts of lead per billion.
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Michigan officials say Flint appears to be ignoring tens of millions of dollars in federal and state funds available to cover lead service line…