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Terra Verde – March 18, 2005
One in five people who live in this country – 55 million children,
teachers, administrators, nurses and janitors – spend their days in
K-12 schools. This week’s show is about making those environments
toxics free. Our guests are Josh Karliner, author of a brand new
report titled The Little Green Schoolhouse
(www.greenschools.net); Forest Gee, the president of the
Emery Unified School District; and Susan Chiang from the Center for
Environmental Health, who is author of a new website titled "The Safe
Playgrounds Project" www.safe2play.org)
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One in five people who live in this country – 55 million children,
teachers, administrators, nurses and janitors – spend their days in
K-12 schools. This week’s show is about making those environments
toxics free. Our guests are Josh Karliner, author of a brand new
report titled The Little Green Schoolhouse
(www.greenschools.net); Forest Gee, the president of the
Emery Unified School District; and Susan Chiang from the Center for
Environmental Health, who is author of a new website titled "The Safe
Playgrounds Project" www.safe2play.org)
The post Terra Verde – March 18, 2005 appeared first on KPFA.
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