Young turtles rescued from path of pipeline project returned to the wild

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "It's become something of a tradition for us at Consumers Energy to release turtles back into the wild each year, and we're proud to do our part to preserve them as part of our commitment to sustainable construction practices," said Senior Vice President of Strategy, Sustainability and External Affairs Brandon Hofmeister.
45% : WEBBERVILLE -- Children of employees with Consumers Energy helped release two dozen young turtles back into the wild after being removed from the path of the Mid-Michigan Pipeline Project -- the company's effort to replace 55 miles of decades-old pipeline in five counties, including Livingston.

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