EGLE outlines remediation priorities, funding sources and workload to Michigan House subcommittee EGLE officials told the House Great Lakes and Energy subcommittee the state is prioritizing legacy contamination through risk‑based categorization, steady funding since 2016 expanded cleanup capacity, and that most remediation program dollars come from Renew Michigan, brownfield tools and a cleanup fund fed by unclaimed bottle deposits.

Michigan is taking bold strides in environmental remediation, prioritizing over 18,000 contaminated sites while pushing for consistent funding to safeguard public health and the environment.

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