Justin Onwenu
The gist
- Supports cumulative health impact reviews before new pollution permits.
- Supports a statewide water affordability program and lead line replacement.
- Supports keeping the 100% clean energy by 2040 law.
- Proposes statewide data center rules requiring community benefits agreements.
- Supports making polluters pay for contaminated-site cleanup.
- Supports expanding reliable public transportation.
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Supports cumulative health impact reviews before new pollution permits.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“I will fight to require cumulative health impact assessments for new or expanded permits in overburdened communities”
Supports a statewide water affordability program and lead line replacement.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“I support a statewide water affordability program, continued investment in lead service line replacement and water infrastructure”
Supports keeping the 100% clean energy by 2040 law.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“Maintain the current law and timeline”
Proposes statewide data center rules requiring community benefits agreements.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“The state must require community benefits agreements and also empower localities with legal resources”
Supports making polluters pay for contaminated-site cleanup.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“Polluters should clean up after their own messes.”
Supports expanding reliable public transportation.
Justin Onwenu - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate surveyCandidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org
“It means expanding reliable public transportation so families are not forced to spend more and more of their income on cars and insurance.”