The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) has started building a new tunnel in southwest Detroit. To reduce the risk of flooding, the project will divert excess stormwater from a large sewer line along the Rouge River to a retention and treatment basin nearby. Read the full story by WDET – Detroit, MI.
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