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Friends of the Earth:
Gawain Kripke, 202/783-7400 x212
Public Interest Research Group in
Michigan:
Steve Blackledge, 313/662-6597
Michigan Environmental Council:
Julie Stoneman, 517/487-9539
Citizens Against Pollution, Inc.:
Bill Lewis, 517/595-6526
Clean Water Action:
Cyndi Ropar, 517/337-4447
Coalition for Sensible Growth:
Mark Stone, 616/264-6800
Concord Coalition of Michigan:
Mike Presant, 616/676-0191
Detroit Audubon Society:
Jack Smiley, 313/582-8377
East Michigan Environmental
Action Council:
Elizabeth Harris, 810/258-5188
ENACT/Environmental Action:
Angie Farleigh, 313/665-6579
Friends of the Detroit River:
Jeannine Ansley, 313/381-2835
Friends of the Jordan River
Watershed:
John Hummer, 616/533-5063
Huron River Watershed Council:
Paul Rentschler, 313/769-5123
Lake Michigan Federation:
Tanya Cabala, 616/722-5116 Lone Tree Council:
Terry Miller, 517/686-6386
Michigan Biodiversity Project:
David Zaber, 517/522-8084
Michigan Environmental Health
Association:
Tom Reichard, 517/743-2390
Michigan Organic Food and Farm
Alliance:
Merrill Clark, 616/445-8769
Michigan Recycling Coalition:
Kerrin O'Brien, 517/371-7073
Mid-Michigan Environmental Action
Council:
Alice Austin, 517/337-2237
Northern Michigan Environmental
Action Council:
Kima Kramer, 616/946-6931
People For US-23 Freeway
Alternatives:
Paul Bruce, 517/739-3640
Sierra Club, Michigan Chapter:
Alison Horton, 517/484-2372
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council:
Scott McEwen, 616/347-1181
Upper Peninsula Environmental
Coalition:
Gayle Coyer, 906/942-7332
Western Michigan Environmental
Action Council:
Tom Cary, 616/451-3051

Friends of the
Earth

1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 783-7400
email:foe@foe.org
President:
Brent Blackwelder
Executive Director:
Velma Smith
Founded in 1969, Friends of the
Earth U.S. is dedicated to protecting the planet from environmental degradation; preserving biological, cultural and ethnic diversity; and empowering citizens to have an influential voice in decisions affecting the quality of their environment -- and their lives.

Taxpayers for
Common $ense
651 Pennsylvania Ave., SE
2nd Floor
Washington, DC 20003
(202) 546-8500
email:staff@taxpayer.net
Executive Director:
Ralph DeGennaro
Legislative Director:
Jill Lancelot
Taxpayers for Common $ense is a
501.c.3 non-partisan and politically independent membership organization dedicated to cutting
wasteful government spending,
subsidies and tax breaks through
research and citizen education.
Taxpayers for Common $ense
supports a balanced budget and
common sense tax reform.

Michigan Land
Use Institute
845 Michigan Avenue
P.O. Box 228
Benzonia, MI 49616
(616) 882-4723
email:mlui@traverse.com
Executive Director:
Keith Schneider
Associate Director:
Hans Voss
Founded in 1995, the Michigan
Land Use Institute is an independent, non-profit research, education, and public service organization with more than 600 member families, organizations, and businesses. The Institute works to advance the idea that enhancing communities, conserving the environment, and strengthening the economy are compatible goals of equal priority.




Friends of the Earth: Gawain Kripke, 202/783-7400 x212 Public Interest Research Group in Michigan: Steve Blackledge, 313/662-6597 Michigan Environmental Council: Julie Stoneman, 517/487-9539 Citizens Against Pollution, Inc.: Bill Lewis, 517/595-6526 Clean Water Action: Cyndi Ropar, 517/337-4447 Coalition for Sensible Growth: Mark Stone, 616/264-6800 Concord Coalition of Michigan: Mike Presant, 616/676-0191 Detroit Audubon Society: Jack Smiley, 313/582-8377 East Michigan Environmental Action Council: Elizabeth Harris, 810/258-5188 ENACT/Environmental Action: Angie Farleigh, 313/665-6579 Friends of the Detroit River: Jeannine Ansley, 313/381-2835 Friends of the Jordan River Watershed: John Hummer, 616/533-5063 Huron River Watershed Council: Paul Rentschler, 313/769-5123 Lake Michigan Federation: Tanya Cabala, 616/722-5116		Lone Tree Council: Terry Miller, 517/686-6386 Michigan Biodiversity Project: David Zaber, 517/522-8084 Michigan Environmental Health Association: Tom Reichard, 517/743-2390 Michigan Organic Food and Farm Alliance: Merrill Clark, 616/445-8769 Michigan Recycling Coalition: Kerrin O'Brien, 517/371-7073 Mid-Michigan Environmental Action Council: Alice Austin, 517/337-2237 Northern Michigan Environmental Action Council: Kima Kramer, 616/946-6931 People For US-23 Freeway Alternatives: Paul Bruce, 517/739-3640 Sierra Club, Michigan Chapter: Alison Horton, 517/484-2372 Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council: Scott McEwen, 616/347-1181 Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition: Gayle Coyer, 906/942-7332 Western Michigan Environmental Action Council: Tom Cary, 616/451-3051

			Friends of the Earth 1025 Vermont Avenue, NW Suite 300 Washington, DC 20005 (202) 783-7400 email:foe@foe.org President: Brent Blackwelder Executive Director: Velma Smith Founded in 1969, Friends of the Earth U.S. is dedicated to protecting the planet from environmental degradation; preserving biological, cultural and ethnic diversity; and empowering citizens to have an influential voice in decisions affecting the quality of their environment -- and their lives.
Taxpayers for Common $ense 651 Pennsylvania Ave., SE 2nd Floor Washington, DC 20003 (202) 546-8500 email:staff@taxpayer.net Executive Director: Ralph DeGennaro Legislative Director: Jill Lancelot Taxpayers for Common $ense is a 501.c.3 non-partisan and politically independent membership organization dedicated to cutting wasteful government spending, subsidies and tax breaks through research and citizen education. Taxpayers for Common $ense supports a balanced budget and common sense tax reform.
	Michigan Land Use Institute 845 Michigan Avenue P.O. Box 228 Benzonia, MI 49616 (616) 882-4723 email:mlui@traverse.com Executive Director: Keith Schneider Associate Director: Hans Voss Founded in 1995, the Michigan Land Use Institute is an independent, non-profit research, education, and public service organization with more than 600 member families, organizations, and businesses. The Institute works to advance the idea that enhancing communities, conserving the environment, and strengthening the economy are compatible goals of equal priority.