What do Americans think about climate? The data might surprise you
Amidst an extremely polarizing political landscape, new polling shows there is a lot of common ground for American voters when it comes . . .
Regulating Dangers to Our (and the Planet’s) Health
Asbestos, lead paint, and leaded gasoline. Three examples of dangerous products we have phased out of use for the harm they cause . . .
Understanding the EPA’s new Soot Rule
So just what is the difference between soot and smog? Both have become buzzwords in the discourse about air pollution and climate . . .
Camp Grayling and the Importance of Meaningful Government Oversight
In mid-Michigan, situated amidst the pristine Au Sable and Manistee rivers, lies Camp Grayling, a Michigan National Guard training facility that is . . .
Shutting down Manchin’s big oil side deal: third time’s the charm
Senator Manchin’s permitting bill was the bill that simply would not die. After grassroots pressure successfully forced the big oil deal off . . .
2022: A Big Year for Our Health and Environment
2022 was a big year at Michigan LCV. Together with the support of our membership, we celebrated win after win — and . . .
Looking Ahead to 2023 Action in Washington
As 2022 comes to a close, we are looking forward to taking a breath and spending some time with loved ones, but . . .
The Resurgence and Second Defeat of Manchin’s Big Oil Side Deal
Over the weekend, Democratic leadership once again attempted to rally support for Senator Joe Manchin’s Big Oil permitting bill. Leadership had attempted . . .
Unpacking COP27
While we were focused on elections, prepping Thanksgiving Turkeys and gearing up for the World Cup, an important summit on climate change . . .
Reversing Legacies of Pollution
Imagine it’s a holiday and you’re standing on the doorstep at the home of a loved one, anticipating a warm hug and . . .