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Three Things Thursday May 21, 2020
May 21st, 2020Amazing Speakers in our Webinar Series; How Safe, Clean Drinking Water is Framing the Presidential, US Senate and (all) other Races this Year; and our Annual Conference Dear Michigan LCV […]
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Michigan LCV statement on Midland flooding
May 20th, 2020LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement regarding catastrophic flooding happening in Midland County following the collapse of the Edenville Dam: “The flooding in Midland County […]
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Three Things Thursday May 14, 2020
May 14th, 2020Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the May 14th edition of Three Things Thursday. I hope this message finds each and every one of you safe and healthy. In this […]
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EPA’s weakening of mercury emission standards threaten public health, Great Lakes
April 23rd, 2020LANSING – Sporting, health and conservation groups today voiced their strong concerns regarding the weakening of the Mercury and Air Toxic Standards – opening the door for increased mercury and […]
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Trump administration dismantles environmental protections, federal fuel economy standards amidst COVID-19 crisis
April 1st, 2020ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement after President Trump’s administration made two announcements within days of each other to dismantle public health and […]
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League of Conservation Voters National Scorecard details Michigan congressional voting records
March 12th, 2020Scorecard highlights lawmakers’ records on clean air, climate change, drinking water protections LANSING – The League of Conservation Voters today released an analysis of the environmental voting records of Michigan’s […]
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Coalition of school officials, concerned parents, health professionals, environmental groups calls for action to ensure safe drinking water for kids
March 4th, 2020Bipartisan “Filter First” bills are cost-effective solution to protect drinking water for kids Today the Michigan House Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Committee took testimony on House Bills 5104 and […]
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“Broken Bottle Bill” a net loss for environment
March 4th, 2020LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement after House Bill 5423, which they are calling the “ Broken Bottle Bill,” passed out of the […]
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Michigan LCV applauds Consumers Energy for setting net zero carbon emissions goal
February 26th, 2020LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters issued the following statement in support of Consumer Energy’s goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040. “We applaud Consumers Energy for proactively […]
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House Bill 5423 would strip $21 million away from contaminated site cleanup
February 10th, 2020LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today blasted House Bill 5423, legislation that would alter Michigan’s bottle deposit laws and strip $21 million away from funds dedicated to […]