June/July 2004

"Green Machines & Union Jobs"
Big Three, UAW, Environmentalists Find Common Ground

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Features:

• Commentary:
  • Not Even Close?
  • Greenbelt Whiplash
• Environmental Heroes Honored:
  • Harold Stokes and Other Local Activists Honored
• Green Technology: Good for Union Business
  -With Sidebars:
  • Upcoming Domestic Production of Hybrid Vehicles
  • 10-Point Plan for Good Jobs & Energy Independence
  • Advanced Technologies
  By Jim Motavalli
• The (Toxic) Well From Hell: Engler-Era Project Still Threatens Community
  By Ted Sylvester
• Stop the Burn Coalition Helps Extinguish Trash Burner: Comprehensive Recycling Programs Next Goal
  By Brad van Guilder

• Science for the People
  • Cosmetic Preservatives Found in Breast Tumors
  • Study: Levels of Toxic Chemicals in Humans Unacceptable
  • Agricultural Chemicals Impair Fertility
  Compiled By Mary Beth Doyle
• Ecology for the Home: Summer on the Deck: Hold the Arsenic
  By Brigit Macomber

• Ecology Center Issues New Report on Auto Mercury Problem
• School Bus Testing Featured on Channel 4 News
• Go! Outdoors Featured on Detroit PBS-TV
• Ecology Center Helps Organize CleanMed 2004
• Statewide Forums Learn About Ann Arbor Greenbelt Campaign
• New Board of Directors Elected
• Recycle Ann Arbor: Recycling Impacts Bottom Line
  By Laura Biernat
• Profile: Claudette Juska

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