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Press Releases
February 28th 2012
Great Lakes advocates in D.C. to Urge Support for Programs to Restore Lakes, Stop Asian Carp
‘We’re making progress, but much work remains’ WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 130 Great Lakes advocates are descending on Capitol Hill Tuesday and Wednesday to urge the nation’s public officials to maintain funding for Great Lakes restoration programs and support … Continue reading
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February 15th 2012
Coalition to Congress: ‘Do Not Waver in Support for Great Lakes Programs’
Days after the Obama Administration released its fiscal year 2013 budget, the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition is urging the U.S. Congress to hold the line against cuts to Great Lakes restoration programs that are producing results in communities across … Continue reading
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February 16th 2011
Coalition to Congress: Bolster Support for Great Lakes—Source of Drinking Water for 30 Million People
Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition For Immediate Release: February 16, 2011 Contact: Jordan Lubetkin, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 734-904-1589 Coalition to Congress: Bolster Support for Great Lakes—Source of Drinking Water for 30 Million People ‘Our job is to hold … Continue reading
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February 14th 2011
Coalition: Bolster Federal Support for Great Lakes Programs
Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition For Immediate Release: February 14, 2011 Contact: Jordan Lubetkin, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 734-904-1589 Jeff Skelding, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 410-245-8021 Statement on President’s 2012 budget; U.S. House 2011 continuing resolution Coalition: Bolster … Continue reading
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February 7th 2011
Coalition to Congress: Don’t Cut Successful Great Lakes Programs that Protect Drinking Water, Public Health, Jobs
The Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition today is calling on the U.S. Congress to maintain funding for successful Great Lakes programs that protect drinking water, safeguard public health, create jobs and uphold a way of life for millions of people. … Continue reading
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Great Lakes advocates in D.C. to Urge Support for Programs to Restore Lakes, Stop Asian Carp
‘We’re making progress, but much work remains’ WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 130 Great Lakes advocates are descending on Capitol Hill Tuesday and Wednesday to urge the nation’s public officials to maintain funding for Great Lakes restoration programs and support … Continue reading
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Coalition to Congress: ‘Do Not Waver in Support for Great Lakes Programs’
Days after the Obama Administration released its fiscal year 2013 budget, the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition is urging the U.S. Congress to hold the line against cuts to Great Lakes restoration programs that are producing results in communities across … Continue reading
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Coalition to Congress: Bolster Support for Great Lakes—Source of Drinking Water for 30 Million People
Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition For Immediate Release: February 16, 2011 Contact: Jordan Lubetkin, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 734-904-1589 Coalition to Congress: Bolster Support for Great Lakes—Source of Drinking Water for 30 Million People ‘Our job is to hold … Continue reading
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Coalition: Bolster Federal Support for Great Lakes Programs
Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition For Immediate Release: February 14, 2011 Contact: Jordan Lubetkin, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 734-904-1589 Jeff Skelding, Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition, 410-245-8021 Statement on President’s 2012 budget; U.S. House 2011 continuing resolution Coalition: Bolster … Continue reading
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Coalition to Congress: Don’t Cut Successful Great Lakes Programs that Protect Drinking Water, Public Health, Jobs
The Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition today is calling on the U.S. Congress to maintain funding for successful Great Lakes programs that protect drinking water, safeguard public health, create jobs and uphold a way of life for millions of people. … Continue reading
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