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Kodak emissions cited in new report
Kodak Park emissions draw fire again
New report on Kodak's pollution from award-winning chemist, Wilma Subra
Kodak Waste Permit at Issue
The True Picture Of Kodak What Can You Do?
Bucket Brigade Information
Latest Bucket Brigade Press March 11th article in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Bucket Brigade Test Results find toxic chemicals 1,000 times above annual state guidelines near Eastman Kodak. (press release)
Summary of Kandid Coalition Bucket Brigade Test Results.
Rochester ranked 1st in nation in carcinogenic releases. Kodak responsible for toxic release ranking.
Letter from Center for Health, Environment and Justice
(CHEJ) director Lois Gibbs. Letter to Kodak CEO Sent out in conjunction with "Learning
Not to Burn," this letter to Kodak CEO Daniel Carp urges him and
his company to examine several alternatives to incineration. Shareholder Vigil: Dismayed
by Kodak's glowing environmental self-evaluation, C.E.C. activists pushed
for accurate disclosure of information to Kodak shareholders. For
there to be any chance of achieving its "Vision of Environmental
Responsibility," Kodak's shareholders must be educated about the
company's environmental record. Statewide Day of Action:
C.E.C. organized this statewide plea for Kodak to clean up its
act. Citizens from Manhattan to Buffalo urged Kodak to phase-out its
incinerators, install new safety equipment, and conduct a comprehensive
study on the health effects of their pollution. Department of Health Press
Hit: C.E.C activists made their way to Kodak's doorstep to urge
the company and the Department of Health to conduct new research on cancer
incidence rates in the vicinity of the corporation's
incinerators.
A report from the Rochester Business Journal
An article by Corydon Ireland from the Rochester, NY Democrat & Chronicle
World-renowned MacArthur genius Wilma Subra has analyzed Kodak’s
air-monitoring data in Rochester, and found Kodak violated state
Methylene Chloride ambient air guidelines for 14 years.
Check out the full report here!
A March 2004 article by Corydon Ireland of the Democrat and Chronicle.
Read up on how Kodak is
Polluting Rochester Neighborhoods
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