Environmental
Michigan's Sand Dunes Protection and Management Act protects:
ASand deposits in rivers and streams
BCritical sand dune areas along the Great Lakes from development that could destabilize or destroy the dunes✓ Correct
CPublic beaches from private ownership
DGravel pits from residential encroachment
Explanation
Michigan's Critical Dunes Act (Part 353 of NREPA) protects designated critical sand dune areas along the Great Lakes by regulating development to prevent destabilization, erosion, and destruction of these unique natural features.
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