EPA Announces Citizen Excellence in Community Involvement Award
The Wolverine CAG’s own Sandy Wynn-Stelt has been recognized for her commitment to community advocacy and involvement by the EPA. The award is given every year to an individual and
The Wolverine CAG’s own Sandy Wynn-Stelt has been recognized for her commitment to community advocacy and involvement by the EPA. The award is given every year to an individual and
The EPA has shared with us their finalized community involvement plan.
Below is the proposed restoration plan for the Rogue River, which will be discussed at the March CAG meeting (3/19/2020).
Wondering what’s being done about the contamination at the former Wolverine World Wide sites in Rockford and Belmont? The US EPA recently opened a public comment session on a community
The EPA’s website includes a page dedicated to Wolverine World Wide’s Rockford Tannery and the House Street Disposal Area sites. The page includes a summary of events and contacts between
The Wolverine CAG’s first three public meetings have been scheduled and advertised in local papers. Please attend to learn more, and tell your neighbors and friends, too.