Capital Catch-Up: May 23, 2022
Senate Budget Denies Underfunded Michigan Communities Federal Dollars and Critical Programming Last week, the GOP-led Senate approved a revised version of their . . .
Why is air unsafe to breathe in the first place?
The good news is that there are solutions available that can dramatically improve air quality. Pollution control technologies are widely available and have been put to use in many communities, but not all. Renewable energy and energy efficiency are creating jobs while reducing carbon pollution.
It’s up to us to launch Michigan to the front of the class in clean energy and clean air. It won’t happen overnight, but we’ve made progress already. Will you help us go even further?
Michigan LCV members like you have been speaking out, working to clean up our air and hold polluters accountable. You can use this section to learn about recent victories and setbacks, and find out how you can take action now to fight for our clean air:
Senate Budget Denies Underfunded Michigan Communities Federal Dollars and Critical Programming Last week, the GOP-led Senate approved a revised version of their . . .
Climate-Fueled Extreme Heat Events To Test Energy Grid Capacity this Summer As record high temperatures scorch Michigan this week, many homeowners and . . .
DTE’s War Against Rooftop Solar Renewed At PSC; Lawmakers Respond In DTE’s most recent rate case, the company proposed halving the amount . . .
Statewide Environmental Groups Feature First Ever Climate Pledge for 2022 Candidates In support of the ongoing efforts to decarbonize Michigan’s economy and . . .
Governor Whitmer Releases Final MI Healthy Climate Plan! After nearly two years of planning, stakeholder engagement, and public comments, Governor Whitmer and . . .
FINAL PLAN CALLS FOR NEEDED INVESTMENTS IN RENEWABLE ENERGY, JOB CREATION, AND PROTECT OUR FUTURE BY CLEANING UP OUR AIR AND DRINKING . . .
Reps. Rabhi and Aiyash Introduce Utility Accountability Bill Package On Wednesday, at an event co-hosted by Michigan LCV and We the People . . .
Bills would require automatic credits for power outages, increase transparency on utility bills, hold utility companies accountable for better reliability LANSING – . . .
MI House Votes to Suspend State Gas Tax; MLCV Opposes In a flurry of legislative activity and with little to no vetting . . .
Michigan’s Window to Invest in Transformational Change is Closing With Michigan’s economy cooking, state tax receipts have skyrocketed. Add to that the . . .