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From the Ground Up

From the Ground Up Archive

Below is a listing of all past issues of From the Ground Up, our quarterly newsletter.

Winter 2009

Apollo Launches National Clean Energy & Green Jobs Program
Environmentalists Draft Bold Roadmap for Obama
Michigan's Clean Energy Future
New Coalition Opposes More Michigan Coal Plants
The Cranky Consumer: Seeing Red Over Greencurrents

Spring 2009

Special Envoy from EPA Administrator's Office Meets with Activists
Youngster Donates Birthday Booty to Ecology Center
'Dance for the Earth' Earth Day Benefit
Public Comments Sought on Toxic Well
New Coalition Calls for Promise to Shut Down Incinerator
Ecology Center Welcomes Ken Kozora
Ecology Center's Annual EcoRide

Winter 2008

Michigan Takes a Stand Against Lead in Children’s Products
New Year Brings Clean Energy Victory!
Governor Takes ‘Critical Step’ Toward Environmental Justice
The Cranky Consumer
Introducing Monica Patel

Spring, Summer 2008

Mary Beth Doyle Environmental Health Fund
2008 Consumer Guide: Toxic Cars & Child Car Seats
EPA Ignores Cement Plant Mercury Pollution
EcoRide 2008 Results & Prizes
Report Outlines Leading Trend in Health Care Sector: Hospitals Purchasing Local, Sustainable Food
Biofuels: The Good, the Bad & the Low-Carbon
Biofuels Boom Hits Bump in the Road

Fall 2007

Fall Fundraiser Report Carbon Footprints & Basal Metabolism
Profile: Board Member Dax Ponce de Leon by Lauren Darmanin
Ecology Center Launches HealthyToys.org
5 Tips for a Green Holiday Season
Toxic Chemicals From Everyday Products Found in Michiganders Public Health & Environmental Leaders Call for Safer Alternatives

Spring 2007

How Toxic Is Your Child’s Car Seat?
EcoRide 2007 - Register Online Now
Door-to-Door Spring Canvass for Recycling
Students Shine in Eco-Essay Contest
Dancing for the Earth and a Good-Cause
Profile Board Member Michelle Palmer

Winter 2007

Local Land Preservation Sets Historic Pace
Saving Oil Saves Jobs!
Turning the Tide on Trash
Recycle: It All Begins With YOUTH!
Recycle Ann Arbor Announces First Annual Earth Day Essay Contest