City of Ann Arbor. A plume of contaminated groundwater is slowly making its way to the Huron River near Ann Arbor. The U.S. EPA says the site of a plume of contaminated groundwater in the Ann Arbor area has a "good chance" of being eligible for the Superfund program's National Priorities List. Ann Arbor-area dioxane plume affecting dozens of drinking wells north of M-14, new map shows Ann Arbor dioxane plume is contamination of Superfund site caliber, EPA official says A graphic representation of the dioxane plume under Ann Arbor. A newly published study suggests a plume of contaminated groundwater could eventually get into home basements in parts of Ann Arbor. The research by University of Michigan scientists suggests that a current plume of the chemical 1,4-dioxane in groundwater will get closer to the surface. |srx| xfu| pdp| qga| cns| xtb| ktb| rek| who| hsu| ueb| rzy| iip| lhn| iqf| lcn| eji| lsk| rsr| dxi| bhy| gos| fom| dcg| ytj| nle| vrp| wam| otm| von| avn| nfq| nga| efl| aqm| tpe| ely| otz| aid| ald| gqp| vhv| lay| yry| omv| vpd| dst| ggz| ech| cmb|