Answer: Live on the Tittabawassee River and ignore the MDEQ/MDCH Soil, Fish, and Wild Game advisories.
Tittabawassee River residents who are considered "Priority 2" properties in
accordance to Dow's Interim Remedial Actions demanded by the state
received
their information packets in the mail this week. All of it is very informative,
especially on page 10 and 11. State toxicologists have created a
graph comparing levels of exposure in different scenarios. For instance, a
person living in the floodplain who tries to limit exposures through dust
inhalation, etc., and only eats one meal of walleye per month has a 320%
increase in exposure compared to someone who doesn't live in the contaminated
area. Someone who does not try to reduce their exposure and eats 8 meals of
sports fish per month have a 3,900% increase in exposure
compared to a person not living in an area like ours. Take a look, click
on the graph above to enlarge.