Archives Grants

To recognize 2009 Sparkplug Award winner Michael Belliveau.

To educate purchasers, policymakers and environmental and public health activists about the benefits and tradeoffs of biomaterials, and to guide the marketplace toward sustainable products.

To ensure that the Michigan Public Service Commission effectively implements new state-mandated energy efficiency standards; and to use the state’s new Integrated Resource Planning process to prevent permitting for new coal-fired power plants proposed in the state.

To use online and on-the-ground organizing to educate and mobilize mothers and families around environmental health issues such as toxic chemical exposure in consumer products, air quality, food and water safety.

To engage people of faith in building support for comprehensive chemical policy reforms, and mobilize the faith community to lend its powerful moral voice to the debates around state and federal chemical reform policies.

To assist Northeast states in adopting and implementing energy efficiency policies.

To use the Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging report findings to building alliances with key organizations, such as AARP, that have an interest in promoting health for older adults.