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So just what is the difference between soot and smog? Both have become buzzwords in the discourse about air pollution and climate change, but not many people can describe the […]

In mid-Michigan, situated amidst the pristine Au Sable and Manistee rivers, lies Camp Grayling, a Michigan National Guard training facility that is the largest of its kind. Leased to the […]

Senator Manchin’s permitting bill was the bill that simply would not die. After grassroots pressure successfully forced the big oil deal off of the base text of the National Defense […]

2022 was a big year at Michigan LCV. Together with the support of our membership, we celebrated win after win — and we aren’t slowing down as we head into […]

As 2022 comes to a close, we are looking forward to taking a breath and spending some time with loved ones, but also turning our attention to 2023. As we […]

Over the weekend, Democratic leadership once again attempted to rally support for Senator Joe Manchin’s Big Oil permitting bill. Leadership had attempted earlier this fall to attach the “side deal” […]

While we were focused on elections, prepping Thanksgiving Turkeys and gearing up for the World Cup, an important summit on climate change came and went without much media coverage. The […]

Imagine it’s a holiday and you’re standing on the doorstep at the home of a loved one, anticipating a warm hug and a home-cooked meal (beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes…you name […]

Last week’s elections stunned pollsters and forecasters across the nation and here in Michigan as pro-environment, pro-democracy candidates outperformed the polls and flipped districts. On the state level, Michigan LCV […]

This week, we will be diving into the remaining federal candidates vying to represent the Mitten in the U.S House. Below are previews of the other four candidates the League […]