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In 2009 decisions about the future of Michigan's energy options will be made in the State Capitol and around the state. At least eight new or expanded coal-fired power plants are under consideration, with 3 air permits out for public comment, competing directly with renewable energy sources like wind and solar. Proposals to use everything from trash to trees to coal for fuel and electric generation are on the docket. Nuclear power is also in this mix of considerations -- with Fermi III also under discussion, and in the U.P. several companies are prospecting for uranium. The Legislature and the Governor are at the heart of these debates, and your involvement is needed to get our state to a sound clean energy future.
Please join us in the effort to build a clean energy future for Michigan. Campaigns
Stop the Michigan Coal Rush
Cool Cities Initiative
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New Hearing: September 17 on Wolverine Power Supply Cooperative permit - find out more here! THANK YOU for supporting Energy Efficiency and Renewables instead of coal! Victory! Northern Michigan University drops coal plant proposal. See details here. Governor Granholm Slams the Brakes on Coal and Adopts an Aggressive Clean Energy Plan! Learn more here. Legislature passes Energy Legislation
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