Michigan should spend the billions of dollars required to improve its fresh and storm water infrastructure, along the way creating thousands of new jobs and other economic dividends, according to a report from the advocacy group Environmental Entrepreneurs.

While expensive, E2 said Michigan’s water infrastructure is so underfunded — $90 per capita lower than the U.S. average, according to Business Leaders for Michigan — that it’s an impediment to job creation and new or expanding businesses, the report argues.

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