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Footwear maker will pay $113M over polluted drinking water

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Michigan townships, company reach deal over contamination

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Plans move ahead for cleanup around former Michigan tannery

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Regulators order river cleanup near former Michigan tannery

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Company sues 3M over chemicals linked to contaminated water

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The Rogue River crossing underneath Algoma Ave. NE in Algoma Township, Mich., on Wednesday, May 16, 2018. The Michigan DEQ is asking Wolverine World Wide to expand PFAS testing in the area. (Garret Ellison/The Grand Rapids Press via AP)

Michigan officials share toxic chemicals info in private

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EPA requests new contamination testing at Michigan tannery

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Emails: Michigan DEQ didn’t immediately act on water warning

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Michigan couple keeps newborn’s memory alive

By MALACHI BARRETT - Associated Press

Company: Dump sites not responsible for lead in water

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Wolverine World Wide expects to spend $40M on groundwater

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FILE- In this Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017 file photo, a &quot;No trespassing&quot; sign is displayed at an old tannery waste dump used by Wolverine World Wide in Belmont, Mich. Some private wells in the area have tested positive for elevated levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances called PFAS, also called perfluorinated chemicals, or PFCs. Michigan, where the large city of Flint continues to recover from a lead-tainted water supply, is now racing to combat a new threat to tap water at sites across the state: chemicals long used in firefighting, waterproofing, carpeting and other products. (Neil Blake /The Grand Rapids Press via AP)

Michigan scrambles to address chemical contaminants in water

By DAVID EGGERT - Associated Press

EPA joins state in old tannery waste disposal investigation

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Lawyers dig up 50-year-old case in waste disposal suit

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Michigan investigation into tannery waste disposal expands

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Michigan biologists to study river fish amid chemical fears

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Shoemaker spending millions to deal with toxic dump sites

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Michigan environmental agency gives deadline for plume model

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Tedd Ryfiak reflects for a moment while at his home along House Street NE in Belmont, Mich. on Monday, Oct. 16, 2017. Ryfiak and his neighbors along House Street NE have had their water polluted with PFAS compounds coming from Wolverine World Wide's dumpsites. Ryfiak and his neighbors along House Street NE have had their water polluted with PFAS compounds coming from Wolverine World Wide's dumpsites. The waste is in addition to two already-known illegal dump sites in the area. (Nic Antaya/The Grand Rapids Press-MLive.com via AP)

Another tannery waste dump site found in western Michigan

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Wolverine tannery neighbors threaten suit to force cleanup

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