More than two years after the oil spill, containment booms are still in place on the Kalamazoo River. Most of the river is open for recreation but workboats and the yellow booms are still very visible from River Oaks County Park. There are signs saying the river is open, so it is probably possible to navigate through the booms.
The Environmental Protection Agency recently ordered the oil company to continue cleaning its spill.
Apparently the firm plans to build a new pipeline to replace its aging pipeline.
Saving Shoreline: A Look Back at MNA’s Continuing Restoration Efforts at
Kernan Memorial Nature Sanctuary
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Written by Hannah Jacobowitz Last spring, MNA began work on the Whiskey
Harbor Coastal Wetlands Restoration project – a three-year U.S. Fish and
Wildlife S...
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