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May 23rd 2012, 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Please join us for Our Toxic Stuff! This is a free, fun workshop that will offer great tips on how to protect your family from toxic chemicals in everyday products. We'll have our XRF device with...
May 24th 2012, 7:00pm
This year, our meeting will feature a presentation on the effort under way to require the state to adopt a renewable energy standard of 25 percent by 2025. We'll hear from leaders of that campaign...
Jun 3rd 2012, 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Please join us for Our Toxic Stuff! This is a free, fun workshop that will offer great tips on how to protect your family from toxic chemicals in everyday products. We'll have our XRF device with...

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News & Updates

Through Project Help, Bank of Ann Arbor will award grants totaling $25,000 to fund much-needed local improvement projects: Up to five $1,000 grants; up to two $5,000 grants; and one $10,000 grant.

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High amounts of lead, phthalates and the toxic chemical BPA were all found in the water of a new hose after sitting outside in the sun for just a few days, according to researchers at the based Ecology Center, who just completed a large study of toxic chemicals in gardening products.

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Environmental groups are urging the University of Michigan to set clear parameters for a Dow Chemical employee to be embedded at the university's Graham Sustainability Center, an arrangement that was described in a gift agreement released in response to a

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EcoRide, one of the earliest events organized by the Ecology Center after its founding in 1971 and one of the first bicycling events in our region, is returning this year after a two-year break.
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Michigan could have the chance this fall to create thousands of new jobs and improve public health across the state by adopting a constitutional amendment to increase the amount of renewable energy generated in the state.

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