A survey by a Michigan nonprofit group found strong public support for more regulation to protect water quality. Survey work was done last fall, and results were released recently. The magazine is owned by the Center for Michigan, which also commissioned the survey and describes itself as a “think-and-do tank.”The survey consisted of a formal poll done online by a consulting firm, an informal online poll of magazine readers, and community meetings where people could discuss issues. There were 20 questions covering general water topics and some specific ones, such as a proposed underwater oil pipeline between Michigan’s Upper and
