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League of Women Voters "Environmental Quality" Report (1970)

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Hahn to Auto Companies, 1953

Hahn Original 1953 Letter to Auto Companies.pdf

Hahn to LBJ, 1965

Hahn to LBJ 1965 Demanding Mandate and Reply.pdf

Part 1 of Schechtman Full Interview

Part 2 of Schechtman Full Interview

Part 3 of Schechtman Full Interview

The U.S. National Archives, Seagulls Scavenge at Croton Landfill Operation along the Hudson River 08/1973

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The U.S. National Archives, Debris Floating on the Hudson River near the Newly Constructed World Trade Center 05/1973

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Part 4 of Schechtman Full Interview

Part 5 of Schechtman Full Interview

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