The following is quoted from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
Today's environmental tip: Be sensible! The Earth might seem like it has abundant water, but in fact only one percent of all water on the planet is available for humans. Buy fixtures and products that are water efficient - you can use less water to get the same job done just as well. When you go shopping, look for the WaterSense label to find water efficient products. More information: http://www.epa.gov/watersense/tips/cons.htm Podcast: http://www.epa.gov/earthday/podcasts
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Michigan Coastal News
The Michigan Coastal Management Program, Department of Environmental Quality, is pleased to announce the Spring, 2009, issue of our quarterly e-newsletter, "Michigan Coastal News," available through the following link:
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/deq/lwm-czm-spring-2009_273730_7.pdf
We invite you to forward this announcement to friends, colleagues, and others interested in the protection, restoration, and management of Michigan’s Great Lakes coastal resources. An archive of previous issues is linked to the Program webpage at www.michigan.gov/deqcoastal.
In this issue:
● New 2009 Coastal Projects Launch, 2010 Project Proposals Requested
● Project Spotlight: Marquette Form-Based Codes
● Michigan Low Impact Development Manual Released
● MSU Researchers Close In On New Lamprey Control
● Rare Species Reports Help State Safeguard Biodiversity
● Council Appointed to Develop Offshore Wind Energy Siting Recommendations
● Volunteer for Michigan's Coast!
Please reply to this e-mail to subscribe or unsubscribe to the newsletter announcement list.
Matt Smar
Coastal Nonpoint Source Coordinator
Michigan Coastal Management Program
Environmental Science and Services Division
Department of Environmental Quality
Phone: 517.335.3459
Fax: 517.241.0858
smarm@michigan.gov
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/deq/lwm-czm-spring-2009_273730_7.pdf
We invite you to forward this announcement to friends, colleagues, and others interested in the protection, restoration, and management of Michigan’s Great Lakes coastal resources. An archive of previous issues is linked to the Program webpage at www.michigan.gov/deqcoastal.
In this issue:
● New 2009 Coastal Projects Launch, 2010 Project Proposals Requested
● Project Spotlight: Marquette Form-Based Codes
● Michigan Low Impact Development Manual Released
● MSU Researchers Close In On New Lamprey Control
● Rare Species Reports Help State Safeguard Biodiversity
● Council Appointed to Develop Offshore Wind Energy Siting Recommendations
● Volunteer for Michigan's Coast!
Please reply to this e-mail to subscribe or unsubscribe to the newsletter announcement list.
Matt Smar
Coastal Nonpoint Source Coordinator
Michigan Coastal Management Program
Environmental Science and Services Division
Department of Environmental Quality
Phone: 517.335.3459
Fax: 517.241.0858
smarm@michigan.gov
Biz Buzz, April 15, 2009
You are invited to attend a Rogers City Community Forum, otherwise known as the "Biz Buzz." Please mark your calendar and plan to attend this interesting and informative session. It is open to all and your participation is important to the success of our community.
Wednesday
April 15, 2009
Rogers City Senior and Community Center
7:15 – 7:30 A.M.
Coffee and Donuts
7:30 A.M.
Business Buzz Program
8:30 A.M.
Program Ends and Informal Discussions Begin
Business Buzz Program:
A. Wolverine Project Panel Discussion, Moderated by Dave Nadolsky with panelists:
Ken Bradstreet, Mike Grohowski, Bob Paschke, Deb Greene, Mike Marx, and Mark Slown
B. 2009 Street Lights Improvement Project, Harry Wearinga, Fleis & VandenBrink, Inc.
C. Rogers City Area Chamber of Commerce, Dave Snow, Executive Director
Wednesday
April 15, 2009
Rogers City Senior and Community Center
7:15 – 7:30 A.M.
Coffee and Donuts
7:30 A.M.
Business Buzz Program
8:30 A.M.
Program Ends and Informal Discussions Begin
Business Buzz Program:
A. Wolverine Project Panel Discussion, Moderated by Dave Nadolsky with panelists:
Ken Bradstreet, Mike Grohowski, Bob Paschke, Deb Greene, Mike Marx, and Mark Slown
B. 2009 Street Lights Improvement Project, Harry Wearinga, Fleis & VandenBrink, Inc.
C. Rogers City Area Chamber of Commerce, Dave Snow, Executive Director
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