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Michigan LCV Endorses Aaron Bailey for State Senate in Oakland County
September 2, 2010

Today, the Michigan League of Conservation Voters endorsed Aaron Bailey for state senator in Oakland County, calling him a champion for protecting Michigan’s Great Lakes, air, land and water and creating clean energy jobs.

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Michigan LCV Endorses David LaGrand for State Senate
September 2, 2010

The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today endorsed David LaGrand for State Senator in the 29th District. LaGrand’s commitment to creating thousands of new clean energy jobs in West Michigan and protecting our Great Lakes makes him the best choice for Grand Rapids and the surrounding communities.

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Michigan LCV Launches 'Candidate Tracker' for Governor's Race
August 31, 2010

Exactly two months before Election Day, the Michigan League of Conservation Voters will go live with its “Candidate Tracker,” an online tool that will follow gubernatorial candidates Rick Snyder and Virg Bernero on the campaign trail. Issues surrounding conservation values and the creation of a sustainable economy will be highlighted.

The tool is available at michiganlcv.org/tracker and officially goes live on Thursday, Sept. 2.

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National LCV Names Michigan Senator Pappageorge to Dirty Dozen List
August 31, 2010

Michigan Sen. John Pappageorge is one of only 12 candidates for state office named to a first-time, state-level Dirty Dozen list by the National League of Conservation Voters.

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Michigan AG Cox Holds Polluting Politician John Pastor Accountable
August 25, 2010

Leading environmental advocacy groups today praised Attorney General Mike Cox for punishing land developer and politician John Pastor after his company destroyed wetlands and polluted public streams.

Pastor, a former state representative, was fined $35,000 and ordered to repair damage to wetlands in Salem Township.

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