Plain and simple, water is our most precious natural resource. More than a decade ago, I helped shepherd the enactment/implementation of the Great Lakes Compact because no corporation should ever be allowed to threaten our water supply for its own private profit. https://t.co/5myzspQCr6
Rebekah Warren
@rebekahwarren · MI · H
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Most distinctive Environment 3.2 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −3.2 pp to +3.2 pp. Most distinctive topic: Environment, 3.2 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Environment | 4.6% | 1.4% | +3.2 pp | Over-indexed | 15 |
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The #GreatLakes are the largest freshwater system in the world, and everyone fortunate enough to live in our state has a chance to help protect them. In the #mileg, I have shepherded the Great Lakes Compact into law, fought to prohibit improper water diversions... https://t.co/bN0kGMxd7z
When you @VoteYESMI on Proposal 1, youre voting to give the Natural Resources Trust Fund the flexibility needed to protect our water, wildlife, and parks for decades to come all without raising taxes. #VoteYesMI https://t.co/WoHn35w2V6
Like many of my constituents, I have deep concerns regarding the increasingly urgent environmental & human health impacts of #fossilfuels. I'm proud to see the University of Michigan actively considering how its investment decisions should take them into account. https://t.co/Z48bZ92epr
Since 2016, Ann Arbor has been paying to have our recyclables hauled out of town, sometimes even out of state. Last night, the Ann Arbor City Council approved a plan that will see Recycle Ann Arbor upgrade and reopen our local processing facility. https://t.co/NWZj7v0NJm
Yesterday, we took some additional steps back toward normalcy: many stores began accepting bottle returns & "personal care" businesses (salons, barbers, etc.) were allowed to re-open. In Ann Arbor, collection of bundled brush has resumed and bagged yard waste starts Mon 6/22. https://t.co/tQKMALer9q
#GreatAmericanOutdoorsAct is not only a landmark environmental &conservationist victory, but also a bipartisan success story. Passed by large majorities, it is the largest single investment in preserving our national parks & public lands since Theodore Roosevelt was President. https://t.co/tKITjgoA7M
Important update: a judge has found #Line5 now risks "harm to the Great Lakes and various communities and businesses that ... would not only be substantial but also in some respects irreparable" & granted @MIAttyGen's request for a restraining order to temporarily shut it down. https://t.co/QVksevI8OY
.@hrwc has challenged us to mark Earth Days 50th anniversary with the #50/50 challenge, a social distancing-friendly way to get outside and make our world a better place. Those who need or want to stay home can still participate, by taking the Plastics Pledge online. #hrwc https://t.co/13W94RPMrd
Today is our third consecutive ozone action day, which means that our current air quality could cause breathing difficulties for the elderly, children, and those with asthma or other lung diseases. Please do what you can to help keep the air clean today (and always!) https://t.co/1jYIXiyWYS