… the chemical 1,4-dioxane into soil and groundwater in northwest Ann Arbor, polluting residents’ water sources. Gelman Sciences used the probable carcinogen 1,4-dioxane to manufacture…
… opponent to prove that it’s actually at fault.” Ann Arbor resident James D’Amour who is a member of the Coalition for Action on Remediation of Dioxane expressed his concern with the inability to work…
… a cleanup plan for the Gelman dioxane plume on Aug. 31. The plume’s history goes back to 1958, when the late Charles Gelman began manufacturing micro-porous filters in the local Ann Arbor…
… area. A chemical called 1,4-dioxane was used during the process, and eventually seeped into soil, polluting groundwater at the company’s Scio Township plant. Over decades, the dioxane spread…
… government agencies together to discuss how best to solve the problem. “The Gelman dioxane plume has been a problem in Washtenaw County for far too long,” Dingell said. “As local leaders work…
… & CALDER LEWIS Daily Staff Reporters ANNIE KLUSENDORF/Daily Rep. Debbie Dingell listens during the community meeting on the Gelman dioxane plume at the Washtenaw County Learning…
… contamination from the Gelman Dioxane plume. During public comment, multiple community members spoke regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, condemning U.S. military aid to Israel. Anti- Israel…
… Environmental Protection Agency listing the site of the Gelman Plume, the spread of dioxane in groundwater contaminating drinking water, as a “Superfund” site, which would begin a long-term cleanup by…
… for MLive and the Ann Arbor News. Last week, Savabieasfahani said her platform would be focused on advocating for the immediate cleanup of the Gelman Dioxane plume and PFAS contamination in…
… Ann Arbor. Savabieasfahani said she did not support putting the site of the Gelman Dioxane plume on the Environmental Protection Agency’s list as a Superfund site. “It takes up to 30 years for…
…, EGLE is in charge of making sure the level of the toxic dioxane chemical stays below a certain level and does not harm Ann Arbor residents. The meeting then moved to city and county officials…
…’s dioxane, and we all have a massive contamination problem in our state, which is why we need laws like the one I introduced last year to make polluters pay to clean up their messes. And that’s a…
