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The Clean Up Green Up Campaign
In Los Angeles there is a new campaign known as "Clean Up Green Up". According to their site - The Clean Up Green Up campaign aims to transform Los Angeles communities most impacted by industrial pollution into vibrant and healthy places for families to live. Specifically, the campaign proposes to create “green zones” in the ...
Getting Started With TRI.Net Webinar From February 8, 2011
On February 8th, 2011, the EPA held a webinar titled ‘Getting Started With TRI.Net’ which was hosted by Kara Koehrn, Louise Camalier, and Brian Turnbaugh (OMBwatch). You may watch the webinar using the following online version or you may also download the Microsoft Media Video file to your local computer. There are also follow-up questions ...
Toxics Right-To-Know Program Five-Year Database Summary Report (2005-2009) Compiled by Oregon Toxics Alliance
Toxic right-to-know is based on the simple belief that all of us have the right to breatahe clean air, live in areas free from toxic pollution, and consume safe food and water. In order to guarantee this right to communities the public must have the ability to learn about the toxic materials emitted and released. To understand this problem it is important to realize that there are over 72,000 synthetic chemicals currently in use today. Many of these chemicals are released into the environment. Many of these chemicals have been shown to cause cancer, birth defects, and reproductive disorders.
Download a copy of the Toxics Right-To-Know Program Five-Year Database Summary Report (2005-2009) (PDF, 36kb, 10 pages).
Still Toxic After All These Years: Air Quality and Environmental Justice in the San Franciso Bay Area
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