Dear Gary,
I enjoyed your post on the Ecofem listserve, having grown up next door to a
superfund site, litigation is still pending and this site closed in 1972, when
hexavalent chromium was found seeping into the drinking water of our homes and my
elementary school.
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, having gone straight for the article. I hope
this isn't a problem. If so I can try to take it off, not many visit the 'Forum'
part of my site yet. Hopefully that will change.
I posted it as if you'd sent it to this list serve, not the easiest to locate
unless you're looking for it after intro and some info, at
<http://www.uidaho.edu/~ande9584> , only because I've started to collect
information and with 10 megs left to fill once this transfers out of the
university it will become my archive of interests.
I noticed that there was no web site or URL for your newsletter. Have you
considered setting one up? The reason I ask is that I know of two environmental
web publishers, one in particular... the Environmental News Network (ENN -- Will
Miller in Sun Valley, Idaho) who is extremely busy and has recently contracted
with the Smithsonian and Sundance Studios (one of Redford's) companies to produce
their environmental web information as a result of his environmental reporting
and fine editorial staff.
It would be good to see your work with a site of it's own if it doesn't already
have one and perhaps it would help save space for those on the listserve who are
limited by their servers as recently mentioned.
sincerely
/donna
.... next post idea.... Robert Redford...
