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Lansing's defunct coal plant towers over a vehicle plant and trees in the heart of the city

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Charlotte Jameson

Chief Policy Officer

Abby Wallace

Movement Building Coordinator

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Abby Wallace

Movement Building Coordinator

Charlotte Jameson

Chief Policy Officer

This Michigan Environmental Council report details the ways in which coal-fired power plants have contaminated Michigan’s Great Lakes, rivers, streams, groundwater and drinking water with toxins like mercury, arsenic and lead. It also outlines solutions.

It builds off an earlier report released in 2018.

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