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	<title>Comments on: Michigan&#8217;s toxic clean-up $$ are gone</title>
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		<title>By: Alexis</title>
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		<description>I just found this snippit referring to the proposed bond,
&quot;Let us hope MUCC can reign in some of their anti-environmental politicians, the NRA, and Nestle&#039;s Great Lakes water diversion supporters to return to MUCC&#039;s cleaner Michigan historical roots.  MUCC has a educational network that could be of help to pass a strong bond proposal in the fall.&quot;

This echoes my disappointment with MUCC&#039;s leadership on so many fronts.  They seem to represent industry interests more effectively and consistantly than the citizens and grassroots organizations that helped establish them.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just found this snippit referring to the proposed bond,<br />
&#8220;Let us hope MUCC can reign in some of their anti-environmental politicians, the NRA, and Nestle&#8217;s Great Lakes water diversion supporters to return to MUCC&#8217;s cleaner Michigan historical roots.  MUCC has a educational network that could be of help to pass a strong bond proposal in the fall.&#8221;</p>
<p>This echoes my disappointment with MUCC&#8217;s leadership on so many fronts.  They seem to represent industry interests more effectively and consistantly than the citizens and grassroots organizations that helped establish them.</p>
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