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Washington Weekly: June 23, 2021
June 23rd, 2021The Past Week in D.C. Infrastructure Bill Updates: Last week, a bipartisan group of senators, led by Sen. Krysten Sinema (D-AZ) and Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), released details of an […]
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Consumers Energy’s 15-year power plan concedes the demise of coal in Michigan
June 23rd, 2021Broad coalition of groups respond to utility’s latest Integrated Resource Plan LANSING – A broad coalition of groups released the following statements in response to Consumers Energy’s announcement that it […]
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Keith Cooley: Acknowledging Juneteenth and becoming our ancestors’ wildest dreams
June 18th, 2021By Joané Booth, partnerships manager After interviewing our Board member Keith Cooley and getting to know more about him, I’m reminded of one of my favorite quotes I read […]
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Lauren May: youth activist fiercely dedicated to protecting the environment
June 15th, 2021This edition of Michigan LCV Family Stories highlights Lauren May, a high school student and Our Water Activist/volunteer for Michigan LCV. Her dedication to protecting Michigan’s environment started at a […]
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Washington Weekly: June 9, 2021
June 9th, 2021The Past Week in D.C. Infrastructure Bill Updates: Last Friday, President Biden rejected the Republicans’ latest offer, which included $50 billion more in spending than their last offer but remained […]
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Capital Catch-Up: June 4, 2021
June 4th, 2021ICYMI: Environmental Legislation This Week Bills Removing Local Control of Aggregate Mining Narrowly Pass Senate In a flurry of activity, aggregate mining legislation (Senate Bills 429-431) passed through the Senate […]
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Washington Weekly: June 2, 2021
June 2nd, 2021The Past Week in D.C. Companies who emit high levels of carbon dioxide continue to make organizational and cross-industry commitments to lessen their carbon footprint. Last week, Ford announced that […]
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Capital Catch-Up, May 28
May 28th, 2021Michigan LCV’s 2019-2020 Session Scorecard Summary is Here! The Michigan LCV team released our 2019-2020 Legislative Scorecard this Wednesday, offering you a look at how your State House and Senate […]
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Michigan will be left out of F-150 Lightning boom unless lawmakers eliminate cap on rooftop solar
May 21st, 2021LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters issued the following statement today after the announcement by Ford Motor Co. that it will partner with Sunrun to use solar energy to power its new […]
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Capital Catch-Up, May 21
May 21st, 2021ICYMI: Environmental Legislation This Week Biden, Ford, and SunRun Drive Michigan Towards Green Prosperity – Lifting the Rooftop Cap is Key President Biden became one of the first people to […]