Expert testimony finds Line 5 shutdown would have negligible impact on gas prices
LANSING — The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement after expert findings in a lawsuit filed by the Bad River . . .
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Capital Catch-Up: June 6, 2022
Michigan LCV’s Government Affairs Team at The Mackinac Policy Conference! Last week, Michigan LCV’s State Government Affairs team attended the Detroit Regional . . .
Washington Weekly: June 1, 2022
This Week’s Headlines Bad Moon Rising: As interconnected global crises – the Russian invasion of Ukraine, increased energy consumption brought on by . . .
Capital Catch-Up: May 30, 2022
State Gas Tax Suspension Makes for Good Politics, but It’s Very Bad Public Policy In another hurried session and with little vetting . . .
Three Things Thursday: May 26, 2022
Three Things Thursday: Guns (my personal thoughts), Building a Strong Base, and a New Team Member Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome . . .
Washington Weekly: May 25, 2022
This Week’s Headlines Primary Motivations: The results of primary elections across the country are beginning to show a trend of voters choosing . . .
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 . . .
Legislature’s budget deal leaves money on the table
LANSING — The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today released the following statement regarding the Michigan House and Senate’s passage of budget . . .
Three Things Thursday: May 19, 2022
Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the May 19, 2022 edition of Three Things Thursday! As someone who approaches everything with a . . .
Washington Weekly: May 18, 2022
Dear reader, The Michigan LCV family is mourning the tragic loss of life after a gunman opened fire at a Tops Supermarket . . .