… setting in motion the federal cleanup process for the decades-old 1,4-dioxane plume contaminating Ann Arbor’s groundwater system. “As requested by the communities, please reinitiate…
… its moniker from the late Charles Gelman, a manufacturer of micro-porous filters in Ann Arbor in the 1950s. The chemical 1,4-dioxane — a likely carcinogen found to cause kidney and liver cancer…
… ranking Gelman from Gelman as two miles, are Sciences Inc. as the second worst polluted with high traces of polluter in this state. Contamination dioxane. because of inadequate storage of Gelman does not…
… well at Gelman student discovered traces of 1,4- Sciences, Ann Arbor sewer system dioxane in the water samples. or treating it and later releasing it Dioxane is known to cause nose into surface stream…
… regarding the dioxane plume. The state has recently stepped forward to assume more responsibility in cleaning up the plume by tightening its standards of how much dioxane can be permitted within…
… said. Affordable housing and cleanup of dioxane plume top issues at event By BRIAN KUANG Daily Staff Reporter In a debate hosted by students at the Ford School of Public Policy Wednesday…
… water sources. At the heels of an investigation regarding a plume of dioxane — a carcinogenic chemical that has made its way into the Huron River — an Ann Arbor Public Works crew member discovered…
