Michigan estimates more than 13 trillion gallons of Antrim County groundwater have been contaminated with TCE, a carcinogen used as a solvent to degrease metal parts, due to pollution left behind by an auto parts factory that stopped using TCE nearly 60 years ago. Read the full story by MLive.
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