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introduction

Behind the glossy image of Kodak's film there lies one of the largest emitters of toxins in the United States.

Eastman Kodak, a multinational corporation with headquarters in Rochester, New York is the state's number one manufacturing polluter.

Kodak has a long history of environmental violations, contamination of the Rochester community, dumping of hazardous wastes in Kodak Park, and advocacy for the weakening of environmental regulations.

These examples of Kodak's dismal environmental record, however, are only a small snapshot of the problem. On this web site you will find information about Kodak's Toxic Colors, and what you can do to help reduce Kodak's pollution.

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Contact Information

This is a grassroots campaign that welcomes action!  For more information on how you can help out, contact:

Citizens' Environmental Coalition
543 Franklin Street
Buffalo, New York 14202
Phone: 716-885-6848
Fax: 716-885-6845
E-mail:cecmike@choiceonemail.com
Web Site:www.cectoxic.org

Be sure to check out the Kandid Coalition's web site as well for information about coalition efforts and upcoming events.

Kandid Coalition
PO Box 14044
Rochester, New York 14614
Web Site:www.kandidcoalition.org

Kodak's hazardous waste incinerator, Building 218, Rochester, NY

 

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Last Update: March 22, 2004 10:30 PM

This is not an official Kodak web site. This web site was created by the Citizens' Environmental Coalition, if you have any questions or comments please e-mail the     site manager.
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