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  1. A river restoration project is underway in Grand Rapids, involving the Grand River.

State invests $89M in river cleanup, projecting $3 return per dollar

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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The state announced an $89 million investment to clean up rivers, including the Detroit and Kalamazoo rivers. This investment is projected to generate three dollars in economic returns for every dollar spent. The state is also supporting local restoration efforts, such as rapids restoration along the Grand River in Grand Rapids.

From wowo.com, cecildaily.com

Why it matters

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The projects aim to increase the economic appeal of riverfront areas. Studies cited in the reports suggest that freshwater restoration can generate significant annual economic activity through recreation and tourism.

A river restoration project is currently underway in Grand Rapids, involving the Grand River.

From wowo.com, cecildaily.com

Who's involved

  • DetroitCity targeted for river cleanup investment
  • Grand RapidsCity working to restore rapids along the Grand River
  • FlintLocation where a new state park is being built along the riverfront

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  1. Study estimates $3 return per dollar invested, alongside new park development and rapids restoration.1 source
  2. River cleanup efforts in the region are predicted to yield a $3 return on investment.1 source

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