Join thousands of protesters marching for climate, jobs, and justice in DC on April 29th.…
Getting There: Buses are now being organized to get protesters to the march. There is still limited seating available on a bus organized by the Ecology Center (you can sign up for a seat here). Other options around SE …
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March 28, 2017
A new group is attempting to get Line 5 onto the 2018 ballot to create an act that would prohibit Michigan from transporting crude oil or “liquid petroleum products” through any pipelines that cross the Great Lakes. Specifically, it would …
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The April meeting of 350 Southeast Michigan will be on Tuesday, May 2nd from 7 to 8:30, at the Downtown branch of the Ann Arbor District Library at 343 South Fifth Avenue, in the AADL FreeSpace (third floor).
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Ann Arbor state representative Yousef Rabhi is opposed to the continued operation of Enbridge’s Line 5, a 64-year-old oil pipeline with safety issues that, should it spill, would have devastating consequences across the straits of Mackinac. He recently sponsored a …
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Several U of M graduate students are partnering with the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network to conduct a BioBlitz at D-Town Farm on Saturday, May 6, 2017!
A BioBlitz is a rapid biodiversity assessment that combines taxonomic inventory, public …
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The April meeting of 350 Southeast Michigan will be on Wednesday, April 5th from 7 to 8:30, at the Downtown branch of the Ann Arbor District Library at 343 South Fifth Avenue.
We will be working on:
Help the Bryan Community Center offset its energy costs by installing solar panels funded by DTE. Not only does this provide excellent resources for a community that needs it, it also helps promote solar power in Washtenaw! It takes just …
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At this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Steve Bannon outlined the Trump administration’s three “lines of work”:
Trump and Bannon are commencing this deconstruction with their …
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March 6, 2017
The City of Ann Arbor fired the private company that ran its recycling facilities in July of 2016. Since then, the city council has been hearing various proposals from new private companies to take over the management of the facility. …
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The East Lansing Community Solar Park is now leasing panels for customers of the Lansing Board of Water & Light. A 300-watt panel costs $399 for a 25-year lease; it is estimated to credit $20-25 per year to each customer’s …
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