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Speeches given by Tom Rohrer, Hugh Kaufman, and Ron Irwin. They discuss Michigan's environmental protection programs, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and environmental studies.
RelationStewardshipCreator
Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination Coverage
1983 Language
English Source
Audiotapes, 02:19:26 Identifier
0289-SR-30-2 Rights
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Speeches given by James Olson, George Cornwell, Fred Brown, and Tom Rohrer. They discuss environmental law, Native Americans' impact on conservation, Michigan Environmental Review Board, and…
RelationStewardshipCreator
Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination Coverage
1983 Language
English Source
Audiotapes, 03:16:06 Identifier
0289-SR-30-1 Rights
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