Updated: April 19, 2005
CANADIAN STUDIES RESOURCES
Canadian Trash in Michigan
Organizations and Businesses
The Ecology Center's Coverage of Ontario's Trash
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Don't Trash Michigan: Empower Local Communities: Michigan's landfills are filling up with out-of-state trash (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"Seven-Year Ecology Center Campaign Wins Big Victory: More Still Needed as Waste Import Problem Grows Larger," From the Ground Up (Mar/Apr 2004) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"New DEQ Study Finds Trash Imports Up 35%, Environmentalists Call on Legislature to Quit Stalling Action" [Feb. 3, 2004 press release] (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"At the Ecology Center: Garfield Testifies Before Congress [about interstate & international solid waste] " From the Ground Up (Aug/-Sept. 2003)(Last examined on 04/19/05).
"The Wasting of Michigan: Environmentalists and Legislators Fight Back," From the Ground Up (June-July 2003) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"Landfill Neighbors Plan to REACT to Imported Trash," From the Ground Up (June-July 2003) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"No Longer 'America's Dumping Ground:' Ecology Center and two dozen groups launch Don't Trash Michigan campaign From the Ground Up (Apr.-May 2003) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"The Don't Trash Michigan Platform" From the Ground Up (Apr.-May 2003) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
"Toronto Transformed" From the Ground Up (Sept.Oct. 2001) (Last examined on 04/19/05).
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