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ELAW Advocate: Winter 2008
ELAW Advocate: Winter 2008
In this issue:
 | Facing the Climate Crisis |
| Honduras: Holding the Mining Industry Accountable |
| Landmark Decision for Indigenous Rights |
| Africa: Cleaning Up Polluted Places |
| China Report: Taking it to the Streets |
| Environmental Heroes -- Wang Canfa and Zhang Jingjing |
 | ELAW Volunteers |
| Welcome new board members and Liz Mitchell |
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My professional interest is in the health effects of chemical exposures. Translating that knowledge into health protection takes the teeth of law. I am impressed with ELAW’s work to create those teeth around the world, and delighted that I can contribute.
Bonnie New, MD, Houston, Texas
These lawyers, scientists, students, retirees, and other professionals provide legal and scientific research, computer support, language translation, and other valuable services, including hosting visitors and stuffing envelopes!
Left to right: Vannia Glasinovic, Zach Klonoski, Bryan Ferrari, Jolene Goodnight, Sam Gaugush and Betsy Bridge
ELAW could not perform
its high impact work without
these generous volunteers.
Thank you,
Environmental Heroes!