Both of Michigan's senators and six of its representatives were named Environmental Champions based on their 2009 Congressional Scorecard.
They received 100 percent scores on pro-environment votes, seven in the Senate and 15in the House. Nationally, 40 senators and 144 reps received top scores.
How they scored:
• Sen. Carl Levin , 100 percent
• Sen. Debbie Stabenow , 100 percent
• Rep. John Dingell , 100 percent
• Rep. Dale Kildee , 100 percent
• Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick , 100 percent
• Rep. Sander Levin , 100 percent
• Rep. Gary Peters , 100 percent
• Rep. Mark Schauer , 100 percent
• Rep. John Conyers , 93 percent.
• Rep. Bart Stupak , 87 percent
• Rep. Vernon Ehlers , 73 percent
• Rep. Candice Miller , 60 percent
• Rep. Fred Upton , 47 percent
• Rep. Thaddeus McCotter , 33 percent
• Rep. Mike Rogers , 20 percent
• Rep. Dave Camp , 13 percent
• Rep. Pete Hoekstra , 13 percent
For the full report visit environmentamerica.org.