Where Are We Now? – Dunes Protections

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Beau Brockett Jr.
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Emily Smith
Last year, dozens of folks came to Saugatuck to hear the plans of legislators to restore protections for dunes and their neighboring communities against destructive, risky development.
Michigan’s globally unique dunes are nearly universally loved. So was that love met with new laws? Can consensus be found? Our Michigan Environmental Council teammate Emily Smith has more.
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