Donna - I'm not really sure what actions other states are taking on the issue
of toxic waste. The only thing I can tell you is to look the PIRGs up on the
web. You can go into NYPIRG to find out more about that specific bill, and
check out the other states to see what they are doing. As I said
This is a national, global problem when the total effects of a toxic waste site
are considered. They are seldom restricted to any one given area over time. At
all levels of government we need to strengthen environmental laws.
Toxins have little respect for boundaries. In Idaho we have two sites
Star, we here in Marion County have a poluted site of over 10 years that is
owned by an ex Lt. Governor the one that did not make it to be Governor, Jeb
Bush Won.
I have been screaming to Atlanta for months that reguardless of who owns the
land, it should be cleaned up. I had contacted the
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Star, we here in Marion County have a poluted site of over 10 years that is
owned by an ex Lt. Governor the one that did not make it to be Governor, Jeb
Bush Won.
I have been screaming to Atlanta for months that reguardless of
To Ecofem,
Having recently researched the market and tracking down manufacturers for
alternative products to timber as part of the Zero-cut campaign...
finding straw board and bales a respectable natural alternative, and having just
been forced to sit through the most needless requisite course
Donna Anderson wrote:
I know now that it's copywriter, but I've posted it (cut and paste) with all of
your copy write and newsletter information at my web site actually I posted
it before I read the copy write
spell check and i once made a living as a typesetter
/donna
I'd sign a letter, Donna. --E.
At 10:19 PM 1/12/99 -0700, you wrote:
To Ecofem,
Having recently researched the market and tracking down manufacturers for
alternative products to timber as part of the Zero-cut campaign...
finding straw board and bales a respectable natural alternative, and
Dear Donna,
Thank you very much for your note. Yes, you may use the information we
generated on "A Civil Action". We think it is a very important motion
picture. So often environmental type films never hit a wide audience. This
time it did, and is having significant impact
-Can I get a copy of the NYPIRG report?
Susan Smith
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Thanks for the info on this movie. I work for NYPIRG (the New York Public
Interest Research Group), and over the summer we canvassed on the toxic
waste
sites in NY (there are 856!).
. (514) 369- 0230, Fax (514) 369- 3282
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Vol. 3, No. 2, January 12, 1999
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