Water

Bring a sign. Help pass out info flyers on the streets of Chelsea Michigan. (PRINT copies of Talking-Pts doc. See Michigan-Stands-in-Unity/Files/TalkingPts_NoTunnel2019)

Whitmer is scheduled to be a key speaker at Democratic Party fundraising event. Whitmer broke her campaign promise about Not Renewing Lease and abandoned Nessel's good work.

Let's do this as ADVOCACY without hatred or animosity.

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Dr. Richard Rediske, professor of water resources at GVSU is our featured speaker. Learn about the chemical and environmental properties of PFAS and why they are of concern in Michigan.

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Save The Date April 25, 2019…12 noon sharp
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Challenges like PFAS contamination, climate change, and poor public transit and suddenly attracting lots of legislative action. Join us for an engaging talk to learn about what's going on at the State Capitol to address some of Michigan's most pressing environmental issues.

Presenters:

Alexis Blizman
Legislative & Policy Director, Ecology Center

Charlotte Jameson
Energy Policy & Legislative Affairs Director, Michigan Environmental Council

We’ve heard a lot about PFAS in the news lately. What is it? Do we need to worry about water quality in the Huron Valley area? In April we’ll hear from an expert on the subject. Dr. Tammy J. Newcomb, Senior Water Policy Advisor for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Join us April 10 at 125 S. Main St. the SHAC* at 7 PM. This event is open to the public.

*Indivisible Huron Valley is not affiliated with the Milford Village Fine Arts Association, nor the Suzanne Haskew Arts Center (SHAC).

The Trump Administration has proposed to replace the 2015 Clean Water Rule with a rule that would strip protections from nearly 20% of the nations streams and over 50% of the nation's wetlands. This is the most drastic attack on clean water that we have seen in decades. The EPA has given us only 60 days to submit public comments telling them what we think of this rule.

Join us at our regularly scheduled second Tuesday meeting at the Commons.

We will be honoring Mama Lila Cabbil and preparing for World Water Day on Mar 22 and our visit to Lansing.

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From PFAS to Dioxane, we have seen no shortage of threats to our drinking water in Washtenaw County and around the state. Join Rep. Donna Lasinski and a panel of local experts to discuss water quality issues and policy solutions. Get your questions answered and learn about how we can protect drinking water across the Great Lakes State.

​World Water Day is an international holiday held annually on March 22 to honor and acknowledge the importance protecting and sustaining the worlds freshwater sources.

Now, 25 years later, led by grassroots organizations and concerned groups in Michigan, we are pulling this one-day event into a campaign for education and outreach.

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Imported from: http://detroit.activatehub.org/events/293687

If you can make it to this event, PLEASE RSVP on our website here: https://org.salsalabs.com/o/2155/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=102336
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Michigan’s 100th Legislature is now in session. With a pro-environment Governor and more evenly divided House and Senate, it is critical that all the new lawmakers in Lansing are brought up to speed on our environmental priorities for 2019.