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New landowner tightens noose on troubled Michigan hydro dam

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AU TRAIN, MI — Federal regulators are moving to revoke the hydropower license for a troubled Upper Peninsula dam, but the facility may go dark even sooner. A new landowner plans to cut off access to Au Train Dam powerhouse in less than a month, forcing a scramble to shut down a system already in long-term noncompliance.

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New landowner tightens noose on troubled Michigan hydro dam

AU TRAIN, MI — Federal regulators are moving to revoke the hydropower license for a troubled Upper Peninsula dam, but the facility may go dark even sooner. A new landowner plans to cut off access to Au Train Dam powerhouse in less than a month, forcing a scramble to shut down a system already in long-term noncompliance.

2 days ago·Michigan, United States

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Michigan Live broke the news in Michigan, United States 2 days ago on Sunday, December 14, 2025.

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