All Michiganders deserve a just, liveable future, and we understand what’s at stake. We need to make sure our elected officials share our values. Achieving that is going to take education, advocacy, and political action.
And all three of those strategies rely on you — your commitment and your willingness to fight for justice and the people and places you love.
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Michigan’s outdated building codes prevent crucial energy-saving upgrades that could lower monthly bills and cut energy use. Tell your lawmaker to support new building codes that would save Michiganders up to $325 annually.
Senate Bill 237 and House Bill 4906 would give big state tax breaks to “enterprise” data centers through 2050. These bills raise serious concerns about our energy infrastructure, affordable water use, and the actual amount of jobs these facilities create.
Our rates are already too high, and now DTE wants to raise them by another $456 million just four months after securing a $368 million rate increase. Send a message to MPSC: Reject DTE Energy’s rate increase.
The Clean Energy & Jobs Act is a big win for Michigan and represents the most substantive action to address the climate crisis in state history. Now, we need your help to show our appreciation for our elected leaders who passed these historic bills!
Senate Bills 152 and 153 would remove unnecessary restrictions on local solar projects, making it easier for communities to generate their own clean, affordable solar energy.
Michigan has the highest energy costs in the Midwest and some of the worst service. Community solar can help residents lower their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
Senate Bill 237 and House Bill 4906 would give big state tax breaks to “enterprise” data centers through 2050. These bills raise serious concerns about our energy infrastructure, affordable water use, and the actual amount of jobs these facilities create.
Our rates are already too high, and now DTE wants to raise them by another $456 million just four months after securing a $368 million rate increase. Send a message to MPSC: Reject DTE Energy’s rate increase.
Filter First legislation requires schools and daycares to install water filter stations and monitor water quality to ensure it is safe to drink. This recently passed legislation will protect the health of children across the Great Lakes state and put parents’ minds at ease.
Senate Bills 152 and 153 would remove unnecessary restrictions on local solar projects, making it easier for communities to generate their own clean, affordable solar energy.
Michigan has the highest energy costs in the Midwest and some of the worst service. Community solar can help residents lower their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
With over 24,000 contaminated sites in Michigan, we need to take action and that starts with holding polluters accountable for cleaning up the messes they made.
Send a message to your lawmakers today urging them to support legislation that would hold corporate polluters accountable for cleaning up and paying for their own messes.
Enbridge Energy is officially operating the Line 5 Pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac illegally.
Michigan’s outdated building codes prevent crucial energy-saving upgrades that could lower monthly bills and cut energy use. Tell your lawmaker to support new building codes that would save Michiganders up to $325 annually.
Filter First legislation requires schools and daycares to install water filter stations and monitor water quality to ensure it is safe to drink. This recently passed legislation will protect the health of children across the Great Lakes state and put parents’ minds at ease.
With over 24,000 contaminated sites in Michigan, we need to take action and that starts with holding polluters accountable for cleaning up the messes they made.
Send a message to your lawmakers today urging them to support legislation that would hold corporate polluters accountable for cleaning up and paying for their own messes.