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Over the years, NRDC has partnered with community-based grassroots groups across the country to help protect the health and environment of local communities from harmful industrial development and toxic pollution. Working together, we have reduced children's exposure to toxic pesticides, fought for green space in low-income urban neighborhoods, safeguarded drinking water on tribal lands, and improved air quality in urban areas. Some of these partnerships are highlighted below.

Recovering
from Katrina
Fighting for Green SpaceCleaning Up Anacostia
River
Shielding Children from Pesticide ExposureImproving
Air Quality
in an Urban Neighborhood
Working for Justice in West HarlemForcing Nuclear Waste Clean-up


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last revised 10/12/2006

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