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LANSING — On November 10, 2016, Governor Snyder and the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) listed the open waters of western Lake Erie as impaired under the federal Clean […]

So many bad ideas, so little time In the last few weeks of the year following an election — during what is known as the “Lame Duck” session — the […]

Your support helped elect strong candidates in close primary election match-ups across the state! MICHIGAN LCV’S electoral strategy this year is all about laying the groundwork for a Conservation Majority […]

Enbridge Energy reached settlement of $172M for causing the worst inland oil spill in US HISTORY. The Kalamazoo River has been compromised by the Enbridge oil disaster for six years now […]

With a new DEQ director in place, the time to act is now As Lake Erie continues to suffer from toxic algal blooms, Michigan’s leaders need to focus on finding […]

Past with oil industry does not need to define future for DEQ head On July 14, Governor Snyder announced the appointment of Heidi Grether to head the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality […]

LANSING — Lisa Wozniak, Executive Director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, released the following statement today in response to the release of the Joint Committee on the Flint […]

ANN ARBOR — The Michigan League of Conservation Voters (Michigan LCV) issued General Election endorsements for Collene Lamonte in the 91st House District race and Ian Conyers  in the special […]

LANSING — The Michigan League of Conservation Voters (LCV) condemned the passing of Senate Bill 39 and 40 out of the Senate Natural Resources Committee today because they threaten the […]

SUTTONS BAY — The Michigan League of Conservation Voters (LCV), Black Star Farms and Groundwork Center brought together industry and community leaders to outline the success and potential of solar […]