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May 2011 Newsletter
Fracking
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Newsletter: May 2011
MCWC board unanimously passes a resolution demanding a complete ban on horizontal hydraulic fracking in Michigan, citing water contamination, chemical dangers, regulatory exemptions, and threats to drinking water quality and safety.
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- Terry Swier steps down as MCWC president after eleven years of leadership
- MCWC receives Lighthouse Beacon Award from FLOW coalition for Great Lakes protection efforts
- Board passes resolution calling for complete ban on horizontal hydraulic fracking in Michigan
- Michigan Supreme Court vacates Anglers of Au Sable environmental protection victory after political intervention
- Great Lakes Commons conference envisions basin-wide public trust framework for water protection
- Ellis Boal exposes fracking dangers including aquifer contamination, radioactive waste, and air pollution
- Honor Village community prioritizes Platte River restoration as key to economic future
- UN water rights expert meets with MCWC to discuss corporate water grab impacts
- Don’t Frack Michigan organization launches calling for statewide ban on hydraulic fracturing