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Monroe Creek photo

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Monroe Creek Newsletter #5

Newsletter 5.pdf

MITW Presentation

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Mike Schechtman on the Organic Garden

Mike Schechtman on the Ecology Center's Recycling Initiative

Mike Schechtman on National Relationships and with Other Groups

Mike Schechtman on Helping Students Lobby

Midland Nuclear Power Plant

Midland Nuclear Power Plant.pdf
Artist's rendition of the Midland Nuclear Power Plant, located south of The Dow Chemical Company's industrial complex.

Tags: Consumers Power, Midland, Nuclear

Michigan monkey flower,
endangered species.

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Michigan Delegates to White House Conference on Natural Beauty

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