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High Levels Of E. Coli Won’t Stop Beachgoers Amid Hot Streak - A Dip in Deuce Juice

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First published at 02:40 UTC on July 25th, 2021.

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As the heatwave continues, some beaches are closing because of high E. coli levels.

How does E. coli get into surface water?
Common and potential sources of E. coli contamination vary by where you are in the landscape. For example, urban areas woul…

As the heatwave continues, some beaches are closing because of high E. coli levels.

How does E. coli get into surface water?
Common and potential sources of E. coli contamination vary by where you are in the landscape. For example, urban areas would be expected to have a different set of sources than a rural farm-type setting where there are livestock and people rely on septic systems. All animals (livestock, pets and wildlife) and human sewage are possible sources under certain circumstances. For more details on sources and how EGLE works to prevent them from entering surface water, see Michigan’s Statewide E. coli TMDL.
https://www.michigan.gov/egle/0,9429,7-135-3313_3681_3686_3728-383659--,00.html#How%20does%20E.coli%20get%20into%20our%20surface%20waters?

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