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Global Water Works to speak at Green Drinks on ARPA Opportunity to free lakes from "muck."

Mary Conley Eggert
Jul 8, 2023
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Solutions to muck, algae and issues affecting local lakes will be the focus of a presentation Tuesday at Green Drinks Libertyville, a monthly gathering for those interested in the environment and sustainability.


Lake County Lake Loverswill outline the state of lakes and how to improve them from 6:45 to 8 p.m. at Post-Time Bar & Grille, 13860 Rockland Road, Green Oaks.


The organization was formed last summer as a working group ofGlobal Water Works, a Libertyville-based nonprofit, to inform residents how to restore Lake County lakes.

It is among various interests vying for a piece of $135.2 million in federalAmerican Rescue Plan Act funds administered by Lake County.

Lake Lovers is seeking about $2.3 million for a five-year demonstration focused on Butler Lake in Libertyville and St. Mary’s Lake and Loch Lomond, both in Mundelein.


 
 
 

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