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There are nearly 70,000 miles of natural gas and hazardous liquid pipelines, zigzagging across our state. Water is Michigan’s most valuable resource. Michigan is home to more than 11,000 inland […]

LANSING – Earlier today, State Representative Julie Plawecki (D­-Dearborn Heights) and State Representative Gretchen Driskell (D-­Saline) introduced bills 5732 and 5733, which would create a statewide septic code and provide […]

LANSING — In a letter released today, leaders of Michigan’s environmental and conservation community called on Gov. Rick Snyder to make human health and the protection of clean water top […]

FLINT — Lisa Wozniak, Executive Director for the Michigan League of Conservation Voters (LCV), released the following statement on the Flint water crisis: “Our state government is responsible for ensuring […]

LANSING – Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, issued the following statement regarding the “Sustaining Michigan’s Water Heritage” report released today by Governor Rick Snyder: […]

While there has been much discussion about who to blame for the Flint Water Crisis, Governor Snyder’s Flint Water Advisory Task Force has put a rest to any outstanding questions: our state government is primarily at fault.

You have a right to know about oil and gas pipelines running under the Great Lakes and through your own backyard. But earlier this year a bill known as the Pipeline Secrecy Bill (House Bill 4540) was poised to take away your access to critical safety information about pipelines in your community and across the state.