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"ENACT Is Born" Newsletter (1969)

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"Environmental Law: Two Big Victories"

Environmental law Two big victories.pdf

"Grand Portal" at Pictured Rocks, Lake Superior (1868)

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"Hair" Cast at ENACT Kick-Off Rally

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"No Deposit . . . No Return" Article in the Michigan Journalist (1970)

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"Pesticide Foes Win Court Test"

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"Save NEPA"

Save NEPA 1975 Sinclair B12.pdf

"Sax Fights for Natural Resources"

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"The Empty Promise of Freedom" Environmental Action Newsletter

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"The Population Bomb--Everybody's Baby"

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Created by Michigan in the World and the Environmental Justice HistoryLab, projects of the U-M History Department.