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Home » Monthly Archive for: ‘August, 2011’

Whatever Happened To…TVA Kingston Coal Ash Disaster?

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Jill Miller Zimon|Posted in: coal, Economics, politics, pollution|
Whatever Happened To…TVA Kingston Coal Ash Disaster?

I will never forget when this man-made catastrophe occurred. I was a newcomer to Twitter but had several trusted journalist friends who were already tweeting. One such friend, the highly regarded Amy Gahran, along with me and a few others, noticed tweets coming out about an enormous failure at a coal or fly ash repository …

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My Family Loves Clean Air!

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Katy Farber|Posted in: activism, pollution|

On a recent summer vacation in the Adirondacks, my mother and daughters reflect on the value of clean air (in between giggles, fishing and s'mores). My cuties make clean air a family affair! Why does your family love clean air? PLEASE JOIN MOMS CLEAN AIR FORCE  

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Hurricanes Blow In Air Pollution

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Ronnie Citron-Fink|Posted in: asthma, pollution|
Hurricanes Blow In Air Pollution

Hurricane Irene loomed over the East Coast and finally made landfall in my neck of the woods late Sunday morning. As my family geared up for Irene’s destruction, we prepared by running through the list of dangers that might accompany a hazardous set of weather conditions such as: high winds, power outages, trees down, flooding, …

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Will My Children Ever Be Able To Eat Fish From The Lake?

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Laura Michelle Burns|Posted in: Economics, Mercury Poisoning, politics, pollution|
Will My Children Ever Be Able To Eat Fish From The Lake?

This is a Guest Post from Laura Michelle Burns: As a mom living in the Great Lakes Region, I’m exposed to Republican candidates here in Ohio vying for positions of leadership that would allow them to make changes to our budget in such a way that will limit and even put an end to EPA’s …

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Rep. Jan Schakowsky Responds to EPA Naysayers

Posted on August 28, 2011 by Marcia G. Yerman|Posted in: coal, Mercury Poisoning, politics, pollution, resources, social justice|
Rep. Jan Schakowsky Responds to EPA Naysayers

With an insistent drumbeat coming from the Republican side of the aisle promoting the concept that the Environmental Protection Agency (founded in 1970 during Richard Nixon’s administration) is responsible for a laundry list of problems, I needed to get some feedback from another point of view. I was relieved that perceived attacks on the EPA …

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Chandra Brown: Fighting Pollution in Southern Georgia

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Marcia G. Yerman|Posted in: activism, coal, Economics, Mercury Poisoning, politics, pollution, social justice|

  As politicians ratchet up the rhetoric on how the Environmental Protection Agency is creating problems for the economy, one woman from Georgia has a different point of view about the importance of clean air regulations. Chandra Brown resides in Metter, Georgia, with her husband and two daughters. “Where we live,” she told me, “we …

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The Military Is Cutting Down on Pollution!

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Karen|Posted in: coal, Economics, politics, pollution|

The military is going green! No, seriously – IT IS!!  And not just the old uniforms or a Sherman tank at the Fort Knox museum either. The Department of Defense has been considering various alternative renewable energy projects – 249 in all, in 35 states and Puerto Rico. A month or so ago, results were released and …

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No Kids = No Worries About the Planet? That’s So Very Wrong.

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Moms Clean Air Force|Posted in: activism, Guest Bloggers, pollution|

This is a guest post written by Karen Malone Wright from TheNotMom.com ~ Spotlighting and embracing women who, by choice or by chance, do not have children. The exhibit hall of sponsors at BlogHer looking to connect with women and women bloggers was huge. Some brands were no surprise to find there: P&G, Playskool, Best …

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5 Ways To Clean Up The Air At School

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Katy Farber|Posted in: pollution, resources|
5 Ways To Clean Up The Air At School

The stores, the TV, the magazines, and my email Inbox all tell me, it's back to school time. I have been pretending that it isn't really happening because I know, as a teacher, once I go back, I hit the ground running, and don't look up until November. And for me, that's tomorrow! In my …

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Simple Things You Can Do To Support Clean Air

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, politics, pollution|

As we shared with you last week, Lamar and I just became bloggers for the Moms Clean Air Force (MCAF).  We are new to the environmental movement. Yes, we recycle, we try to save energy, and we have a hybrid (I am proud of that fact), I know that we can do more. And thanks …

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