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The Federal Government should not be loaning money for new fossil fuel gas plants during the climate crisis. 

In this edition of MCEA's Environmental Monitor, read a Q&A with Elise Larson about heading from MCEA to the Court of Appeals, RSVP for our Green Beagle CLE Series and more!

The “Hiawatha Campus Expansion Project”, would add more pollution to an already overburdened community. Take this action and tell Minneapolis city officials to support the East Phillips Neighborhood Institute's efforts to protect East Phillips from more pollution.

After serving as a powerhouse attorney on MCEA’s legal team for the past five years, senior staff attorney and water program director Elise Larson stepped down from the role to step into a big new one: Minnesota Court of Appeals judge.

The first installment in MCEA's Green Beagle Series.

Gather and socialize with MCEA staff and supporters. CEO Kathryn Hoffman will give a quick update on MCEA’s critical work on mining and climate issues . This is a great chance to connect, learn, and have some fun.

CEO Kathryn Hoffman will discuss MCEA’s work fighting dangerous mining proposals and climate change in the courts and at the legislature, and the crucial role Northern Minnesota plays. Includes an open Q & A. 

Spot the greenwashing in the mining industry's attempt to brand itself as a climate leader 

Read MCEA's comments in support of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa's formal objection to the federal “Section 404” wetlands destruction permit issued to PolyMet

Join us July 26, for our annual MCEA Duluth Get-Together at Wild State Cider