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Governor Snyder’s water proposal falls short
February 1st, 2018LANSING – Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters today downplayed Governor Rick Snyder’s proposal to address water infrastructure issues, calling it an incremental step that only addresses about […]
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Michigan LCV statement on Governor Snyder’s “Renew Michigan” recycling proposal
January 30th, 2018LANSING – Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters issued the following statement in response to Governor Rick Snyder’s “Renew Michigan” recycling proposal announced today: Governor Snyder’s ‘Renew Michigan’ […]
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Michigan LCV: Anti-DEQ bills would let the fox guard the hen house
January 25th, 2018LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today blasted Senate Bills 652 and 653, legislation that gives big polluters decision-making authority over the Department of Environmental Quality. The Senate approved the […]
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Michigan League of Conservation Voters responds to Gov. Snyder’s State of the State address
January 24th, 2018LANSING – Lisa Wozniak, executive director for the Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement following Governor Rick Snyder’s final State of the State address: Tonight was a moment to show that […]
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Michigan LCV announces new staff members
January 12th, 2018The Michigan League of Conservation Voters announced today it has hired three new staff members to join its growing team of professionals fighting to protect our air, water and natural resources. Michigan […]
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MI Senate panel approves bills to let polluting industries write environmental rules
December 6th, 2017Bill package approved by Senate Natural Resources Committee hands over authority for environmental rules and permitting to unelected industry representatives LANSING—The Michigan League of Conservation Voters released the following statements […]
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State leaders put trust in Enbridge on Line 5, despite company’s track record of deceit
November 27th, 2017New agreement Announced between State of Michigan and Enbridge LANSING—The Michigan League of Conservation Voters released the following statement in response to news that Governor Snyder has signed an agreement […]
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Michigan Senate approves plan to weaken invasive species protections, bill now moves to Governor
November 9th, 2017House Bill 5095 would eliminate Michigan’s ballast water pollution standards, adopting weaker U.S. Coast Guard standards LANSING – Today, Michigan LCV responded to the passage of House Bill 5095 by […]
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Great Lakes advocates slam Michigan plan to weaken ballast water standards
November 8th, 2017Vote expected Thursday in Michigan Senate on HB 5095 LANSING—On Wednesday, November 8, leading advocates for the Great Lakes and Michigan’s natural resources denounced an effort by Michigan legislators to […]
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MI committee votes to nix state's best tool against aquatic invasive species
October 31st, 2017House Bill 5095 would eliminate Michigan’s ballast water pollution standards, adopting weaker U.S. Coast Guard standards LANSING – Today–Tuesday, October 31–Michigan LCV responded to House Bill 5905 passing the Michigan […]