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Last Week In Lansing: Rep. Rogers Bill Would Phase Out “Perc,” a Dangerous Dry Cleaning Chemical   Michigan LCV was able to sit down with House Health Policy Committee Chair, […]

MICHIGAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO PROTECT ITS RESIDENTS FROM POLLUTION, DRINKING WATER CONTAMINATION LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement regarding Senate Bill 14, […]

The recent news that Norfolk Southern shipped contaminated soil from the train derailment disaster in East Palestine, OH, to communities in other states – Michigan and Texas – was cause […]

Dear Michigan LCV Family,  Welcome to the March 2, 2023 edition of Three Things Thursday! This week’s Three Things includes an update on the East Palestine, OH, train derailment disaster […]

Holding elected officials accountable for their votes is one of the most important ways Michigan LCV and our national partners LCV succeed in keeping the environment on the agenda in […]

Permitting and siting of toxic dumps should be reviewed LANSING – Michigan should not be a dumping ground for toxic waste from Ohio, the result of a train derailment three weeks ago that […]

Dear Michigan LCV Family,  Welcome to the February 23, 2023 edition of Three Things Thursday! This week our topics include: how Michigan LCV is celebrating Black History, a look at […]

On the evening of February 3, a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed near the town of East Palestine, Ohio. The derailment resulted in a chemical leak that officials attempted to […]

Digging into Whitmer’s proposed state budget Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s proposed 2023-2024 state budget announced last week includes more than $2 billion in Michigan LCV priorities. Included is funding for water […]

Dear Michigan LCV Family,  Welcome to the February 9, 2023 edition of Three Things Thursday! This week’s Three Things includes a look at Governor Whitmer’s 2023-2024 state budget proposal, my […]