MI Climate Action retweeted
🚨🚨This attack on the @EPA workforce is unprecedented in scope and scale.🚨🚨
The result could be a severe slowdown or shutdown of our work protecting human health and the environment in the Great Lakes.
Trump threatens to fire more than 100 Chicago EPA workers. The agency can “immediately terminate you.” chicago.suntimes.com/environ…
MI Climate Action retweeted
These employees work on getting the lead out of pipes or enforcing environmental laws like the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act.
They work on turning contaminated land into usable land.
They work on Superfund sites, cleaning up toxic pollution.
Firing them hurts YOU.
EPA tells 1,000 employees they could be fired "immediately" trib.al/IN1XyyK
MI Climate Action retweeted
The evidence is clear: climate change is already causing more severe weather events. Hurricane Milton caused "at least 20% more rain & 10% stronger winds" than a similar storm in a world without global warming.
The time to act is now–before it's too late. nytimes.com/2024/10/11/clima…
MI Climate Action retweeted
“Community solar needs to be a top legislative priority this fall to remove barriers preventing low-income and multi-family households from adopting solar programs.” - Rep. McKinney bit.ly/4gO4w0j #MICommunitySolar
MI Climate Action retweeted
.@HouseGOP's resolution hinders West Michiganders’ right to clean air and ability to cut costs while jeopardizing the planet our children will inherit. I spoke on the House floor today about how harmful and counterproductive this resolution would be to MI-03.
Congresswoman Scholten Floor Speech September 20, 2024
MI Climate Action retweeted
Michigan’s clean energy laws will help U.P. residents lower costs and reduce pollution. Read our coalition’s full statement renewing support for the clean energy standard signed into law last year: bit.ly/memj731 #MICleanEnergyFuture
MI Climate Action retweeted
🚨🚨🚨ACTION ALERT - Bills allowing for huge #DataCenters would place massive water burdens on already overstressed communities - they've passed #MiLeg Senate and the House will vote on it soon!
These bills were passed WITHOUT tribal consultation. They'd provide massive tax breaks to wealthy corporations with NO community benefit.
Take action now by calling your House Rep and telling them to kill this bill! See below for a list of Representatives and phone numbers. Let's light up that switchboard!
Cynthia Neeley (@CNeeley34): (517) 373-0834
Brenda Carter (@RepBrendaCarter) : (517) 373-2577
Kimberly Edwards: (517) 373-0852
Mike McFall (@VoteMcFall): (517) 373-3815
Jaime Churches (@Jaime_Churches): (517) 373-0478
Betsy Coffia (@BetsyCoffia): (517) 373-3817
Mai Xiong (@MaiXiongMI): (517) 373-0845
Reggie Miller (@ReggieMillerMI): (517) 373-0159
Sam Steckloff: (517) 373-3920
Jason Hoskins (@JasonMHoskins): (517) 373-1180
Tyrone Carter: (517) 373-0154
Helena Scott(@hscott4dist7): (517) 373-2276
Jasper Martus (@JasperRMartus): (517) 373-1786
Christine Morse (@Vote4Morse): (517) 373-8670
Penelope Tsernoglou (@votepenelope): (517) 373-2668
Nate Shannon (@RepNateShannon): (517) 373-1794
Peter Herzberg: (517) 373-2275
Donavan Mckinney: (517) 373-0140
Carrie Rheingans: (517) 373-8835
Jason Morgan 517 373-0855
MI Climate Action retweeted
With rising costs, it’s gotten harder for family farmers to compete with corporate agriculture companies. Wind and solar provide farmers with a valuable new income stream, making the most of less productive land and keeping the farm in the family. #MICleanEnergyFuture
MI Climate Action retweeted
Summers are getting hotter in Michigan. Outdoor workers and athletes, older people and people with chronic health conditions are among those most at risk for heat illness. Know the signs and stay cool!
Learn more at Michigan.gov/ClimateandHealt….
MI Climate Action retweeted
"Take a look at what Isabella Wind has done. Take a look at the benefits of that."
Check out this extended cut of our interview with the former superintendent of Beal City, where Bill highlights the benefits of clean energy projects in rural communities! #MICleanEnergyFuture
MI Climate Action retweeted
Looking for a fun way to give back? Swing by the Michigan Chapter's activist night in Detroit and find your perfect #volunteer opportunity. We're fighting for clean air, clean water, and healthy communities - help us make a difference! bit.ly/miscvolunteer320
MI Climate Action retweeted
We can’t wait for a disastrous oil spill in the Great Lakes.
Read my op-ed on the need to shut down Line 5 immediately 👇🏽
freep.com/story/opinion/cont…
MI Climate Action retweeted
Enbridge is a wealthy Canadian fossil fuel corporation that operates the Line 5 oil pipeline through the Great Lakes.
This pipeline endangers 21% of the world’s fresh surface water just so Endbridge can make a profit. It’s time to #ShutDownLine5! apnews.com/article/enbridge-…
MI Climate Action retweeted
The fight to shut down Enbridge #Line5 pipeline continues in federal court. @ELPCenter and @MiClimateAction will have our day in appeals court to continue our part of that fight very soon. @Earthjustice #Cleanwater @OilWaterDntMix
"The fact that the U.S. hasn't spoken up yet is frightening," Whitney Gravelle, the president of the Bay Mills Indian Community, told the Journal Sentinel. She said the U.S. "needs to step up" and honor tribal treaty rights.
jsonline.com/story/news/loca…
MI Climate Action retweeted
🚨This week we sent a letter to @PHMSA_DOT over concerns that Enbridge might lay off 650 workers and what it could mean for the safety of the Line 5 oil pipeline.🚨 #ShutDownLine5
Read more: oilandwaterdontmix.org/advoc…

ALT Quote graphic from the letter to PHMSA that reads, "There is no such thing as a safe 70-year-old pipeline in the Great Lakes, along the northern shore of Lake Michigan, or in the Lake Superior watershed in Wisconsin. It is crucial, however, that the company maintains adequate staffing levels to ensure the safest possible operation and maintenance of its pipelines." the background is of Lake Superior at sunset and below is the OWDM logo.
MI Climate Action retweeted
👏 Thank you to the Tribes and environmental groups appealing the approval of a #Line5 oil pipeline replacement!🧵
We can have a sustainable future with wind and solar.
@ELPCenter @MIClimateAction
mlive.com/public-interest/20…
MI Climate Action retweeted
"We kind of say that our [climate] movement is not yet at fighting weight, because we know that this is not a fair fight to begin with," says Colleen Otte of @MiClimateAction.
What, then, led to Michigan's new, powerful climate laws? Organizing prowess. bit.ly/48o9Kv5
MI Climate Action retweeted
The @MichiganPSC upon last Friday's vote to rubber stamp the Line 5 oil tunnel despite the fact that it ignores tribal sovereignty and climate science. @DanScripps @GovWhitmer
























