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Northeast Ohio Group Newsletter
November/December
2009


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Featured Articles

July/August 2009

The Last Paper Newsletter!
Say goodbye to the last printed issue of the Sierra Club Northeast Ohio Group Newsletter! In an effort to reduce waste, we're switching to an online electronic format. By moving online, we'll save trees, ink, fossil fuels used in mail transportation, and, of course, money. The newsletter currently costs...
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FROM THE CHAIR
I hope everyone is having a healthy, happy summer despite the doom and gloom of climate change. Feel good about the fact that you’re in an organization that is doing everything conceivably possible to stabilize the climate. You might feel even better if...
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Thoughts on the Eve of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative: How Will We Help?
For environmentalists, patience is not a virtue - it's a necessity. We are nearing the 40th anniversary of the great Cuyahoga River fires (that is plural) of June 1969. Around that time, with soap suds building up at Buffalo, Lake Erie had been essentially declared DOA. Some good did come out of...
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Edible School Gardens
The NEO Sierra Club recognizes the importance of teaching children about FOOD. Where does food come from? Does food have to be shipped thousands of miles to end up on our plates? Can food be grown without toxic chemicals? How does growing food locally...
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FirstEnergy Issue
In our last issue, I reported that we continue in our efforts to stop the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) from granting a requested mercury variance to the FirstEnergy Lakeshore Plant. The OEPA delayed their decision due to...
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HERE'S WHAT YOU MISSED!
If you did not attend the local events during the past few months, here's what you missed...
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SMELL GREEN
The National Academy of Sciences estimates that 95 percent of the chemicals used in synthetic fragrances can lead to a slew of health repercussions, such as central nervous system disorders, migraines, sinus problems, birth defects and cancer. Acute symptoms may include...
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Cheers & Jeers
by Laurel Hopwood
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A NOTE TO OUR MEMBERS OUTSIDE OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY
Some members of Sierra Club’s Northeast Ohio (NEO) group who live outside of Cuyahoga County have communicated that they feel unwanted. True, we have held most of our committee meetings, public programs, and activities in Cuyahoga County. We'd like to change that...
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WHAT'S BUZZING AT THE WHITE HOUSE?
Michelle Obama is setting the stage across America by starting an organic edible garden on the White House grounds. The garden plot will contain...
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Know Your Fish, Protect Your Health
Human exposure to methyl mercury is a global concern. Mercury poses greater risk to children, women of childbearing age, pregnant women, and nursing mothers. Small amounts of mercury can damage the brain and nervous system of a fetus, infant, or young child, which may lead to...
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January/February Newsletter Deadline
Friday, December 11, 2009

Send contributions to Andi Whitaker at sierraandi@gmail.com. Items received after the deadline will be considered for the following issue.

All members and environmentalists are encouraged to contribute items for publication. Articles should be no more that 1 page single spaced typed. Pictures are welcome. Graphics are encouraged. Ideas and feedback are welcome. All content will be reviewed and edited for consistency, clarity or libel.

* Newsletter deadlines are the third Friday of each even numbered month. Items received after the deadline will be considered for the next newsletter cycle.


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