Document of the Week Archives
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april 30, 2001
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CMA opposes 1990 Clean Air Act amendments with teeth
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april 25, 2001
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On April 24, Monsanto agreed to pay $40 million to settle a lawsuit with Anniston, AL residents. In today's document of the day, from 1970, Monsanto decides not to tell Anniston residents about PCB contamination.
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april 20, 2001
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for Earth Day 1990, the chemical industry dumped $3 million into an ad campaign for Responsible Care
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april 19, 2001
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"For the public good as well as our own, we must do all we can to recover reason and sanity in this drive for a better environment."
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april 16, 2001
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the chemical industry takes steps to amass the "political muscle" to "play hardball"
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april 13, 2001
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the chemical industry targets elementary school students
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april 12, 2001
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a story in today's Washington Post reflects the industry's million-dollar efforts to delay reports on the dangers of chemicals
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april 11, 2001
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Monstanto learns that high levels of PCBs from their plant in Anniston are deforming fish in the local river
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april 10, 2001
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Monstanto knew the truth about its PCB emissions in Anniston, AL for decades, but never told the public
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april 9, 2001
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can industry be trusted to police itself?
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april 6, 2001
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the CMA State Affairs Committee reports triumphs in dumbing down Right-to-Know legislation
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april 5, 2001
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"we should tell [women] how our research and our products have made their lives easier and more enjoyable"
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april 4, 2001
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CMA's artificial grassroots program attempts to weaken Superfund
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april 3, 2001
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Monsanto realizes that PCB emissions from its Anniston, AL plant are out of control
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april 2, 2001
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Tabershaw/Cooper's crude references to dead workers
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march 30, 2001
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why chemical companies that produced vinyl chloride failed to inform the public about
the dangers of using hairspray
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march 29, 2001
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excerpts from the 1998 deposition of Monsanto's Manager of Environmental Control
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last updated: may.4.2001
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