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Ecology Center Main Street Fair 1980

Ecology Center 10th ED Folder Earth Day 1980 Box 6 Bentley.pdf

Ecology Center Logo and Emerson Quotation

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Ecology Center Funding Car Smash

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Ecology Center Earth Day 1980 Page 2

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Ecology Center Earth Day 1980 Page 1

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Ecology Center Earth Day 1980 Logo

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Ecology Center Community Garden Logo

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Ecology Center Bike-a-thon 1980

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Ecology Action Education Institute Newsletter, 1969.

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Ecological Living Calls for New Lifestyles

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