Signing on to letters is a very effective way for numerous environmental organizations to band together and have their opinions be heard. Below are some letters that MCEA has signed on to.

2012

Letter to Senate and House Committee on Agriculture: In Support of the Conservation Title of the U.S. Farm Bill (2/27/2012)

Letter to EPA: Comments on Proposed 2012 Vessel General Permit, Relating to Aquatic Invasive Species (2/23/12)

Letter to Governor Mark Dayton: 90-day Action Plan for Asian Carp (2/16/12)

2011

Letter to representatives urging them to vote "no" on HR 2018, a bill that would undermine vital protections for America's waters

Letter to USEPA with comments on draft guidance on identifying waters protected by the Clean Water Act

Letter to Conference Committee members regarding the Legacy Funding bill

Letter to Governor Mark Dayton urging him to veto HF 1 because it weakens environmental review

Letter to Minnesota Senators to oppose SF 42 because it weakens environmental review

Letter to Minnesota Representatives requesting they uphold the prohibiton on new nuclear reactors in Minnesota.

Letter to Governor Mark Dayton requesting him to oppose the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board's (IRRRB) exemption from environmental review

Letter to Speaker Zellers and Minority Leader Thissen to oppose HF 1 for undermining environmental review (2/8/11)

Letter to representatives to oppose HF 95 (rollbacks to Critical Area law for the Mississippi River Corridor) (2/7/11)

Letter to senators to oppose SF 39 (rollbacks to Critical Area law for the Mississippi River Corridor) (2/7/11)

Letter to Governor Dayton and legislative leaders regarding use of Clean Water Legacy Amendment Funds (2/2/11)

Letter to DNR Commissioner Landwehr: Concerns about Shoreland Standards (11/28/11)

Letter to Governor Mark Dayton: How to Prevent the Introduction and Spread of Asian Carp (11/18/11)

Letter to Governor Mark Dayton: Additional Actions to Prevent the Spread of Asian Carp (9/19/11)

2010
Letter to Governor-elect Dayton regarding cabinet appointments and policy direction (11/19/10)