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MEC
is building a record of Michigan's progress from resource
destruction and pollution to renewal and cleanup over the 163
years
since statehood. The results of the research have been compiled
in a book, Ruin and Recovery, and stories developed from
research undertaken for the book can be accessed by clicking
at the left.
Here
are a few pages of Michigan's History:
Lew Batts: Key Player In Michigan's Environmental Turnaround
Herb
Wagner: Revered Professor Left Lasting Imprint
Bernard
Bloomfield: Michigan's Air Pollution Control Pioneer
Ruin
and Recovery Tells Story of Michigan's Rise to Greatness
After
WWII, A Pollution Deluge
The
Battle for Bridgman South:
How Citizens Rallied to Hold Back the Dune Miners
The
Kalamazoo River
Soot
Buried SE Michigan
Words
from the Past
MEC's
Environmental History Project Gains Steam
Charles
Garfield: Citizen Pioneer in Michigan Forestry
Protecting
Inland Lakes and Streams: Citizens Succeed
Saving
the Porcupine Mountains
Labor
a Leader in Cleaning Up Michigan's Environment
Enacting
the Bottle Deposit: The People Prevail
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