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West Michigan
Environmental
Action Council

1007 Lake Dr SE,
Grand Rapids MI 49506
Tel: 616-451-3051
Fax: 616-451-3054

e-mail: info@wmeac.org

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Action Items

Clean Water Legislation Reintroduced in U.S. Senate: Your Help Needed to Secure Quick Committee Action! The Clean Water Restoration Act, which will protect the water we drink and streams, lakes and wetlands so important to fish, wildlife and outdoor recreation, has been reintroduced in the U.S. Senate. This bill responds to Supreme Court decisions that dramatically narrow the waters, especially small streams and wetlands, that have been protected by the Clean Water Act for more than 35 years. With enough support from Senators, this legislation could get a crucial vote in committee as early as next month. Please contact your U.S. Senators today and ask them to protect clean water by co-sponsoring the Clean Water Restoration Act. CLICK HERE to take action now!

Michigan’s wetland protections are at risk! - Michigan is considering repealing our state’s Wetland Protection Act. Alternative solutions exist to protect Michigan’s environment and economy. Make your voice heard; contact your senator and representative about this issue.Click here for a flier with more information.

Click here for more background on this critical issue.

Find your State of Michigan Representative.

Find your State of Michigan senator.

Stop Michigan’s Coal Rush - Learn more and share your input with the State of Michigan through this link: http://www.cleanenergynowmi.org/

Clean Kent County - Every day an estimated 1 million gallons of untreated waste from toilets and household drains is discharged from Kent County’s failing septic systems. Clean Kent County is a campaign to improve Kent County’s efforts to address this growing issue. To learn more or get involved contact us at info@wmeac.org.