Senate Bills 273 & 286 restrict access to secure drop box voting
LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters issued the following statement regarding Senate Bills 273 and 286, which are expected to . . .
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DTE, Consumers Energy tepid support for rooftop solar a blatant smokescreen
LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement in response to false statements made by DTE Energy . . .
Capital Catch-Up, April 30
ICYMI: Environmental Legislation This Week House Lawmakers pass $20 Million [Annual] State Dollar Giveaway to Beer and Wine Interests; Vote to pull . . .
Three Things Thursday: April 29, 2021
Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the April 29, 2021 edition of Three Things Thursday. This week’s Three Things include an introduction . . .
Senate Bill 287 creates unnecessary barriers for absentee voting
LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement regarding Senate Bill 287, which is expected to be taken up . . .
Community solar bills a win for consumers, communities
LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters released the following statement in support of new bipartisan community solar legislation (HB 4715-4716) introduced today in . . .
Capital Catch-Up, April 23
ICYMI: Environmental Legislation This Week Recycling Laws Pass House, Will Help MI Recycle 45% of Waste by 2032 HB 4454-4461, a package . . .
Three Things Thursday: April 22, 2021
Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the Earth Day 2021 edition of Three Things Thursday! Today, as we near the end of . . .
Whitmer leading by example by moving all state facilities to clean energy by 2025
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters released the following statement today after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced all state . . .
It’s time to remove limits on rooftop solar in Michigan
Here, in Michigan – a state not known for its sunshine – rooftop solar has shown true promise. Thousands of Michiganders are . . .