Press Releases
Contact: Paige Glidden at 443-801-3074, [email protected].
TURI Funds $65,000 in Community Grants to Reduce Toxic Chemical Use |
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| TURI awarded $65,000 in community grants to the City of Springfield Department of Parks, Buildings and Recreation Management, Full Circle Earth Greenhouse and Farm, Jamaica Plain New Economy Transition, Town of Hudson and the YWCA of Lowell. Read more... | |
First Healthy Green Cleaning Garment Shop Opens in Jamaica Plain |
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| J&P Cleaners Switches from Using Perchloroethylene to Professional Wet Cleaning Read more... | |
2014 Champions Recognized at State House Ceremony |
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| The 2014 Champions of Toxics Use Reduction were honored at a State House ceremony by MassDEP, Senator Marc Pacheco, legislators and the public. Read more... | |
TURI Funds $75,000 in Community Grants to Reduce Toxic Chemical Use |
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| TURI awarded $75K in community grants to La Chic Mentoring Plus, Full Circle Earth Greenhouse and Farm, Franklin Regional Council of Governments, Barnstable County Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, Jamaica Plain New Economy Transition. Read more... | |
TURI Presents 2013 Champions of Toxics Use Reduction Awards |
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| Legislators and TURI recognize the 2013 Champions of Toxics Use Reduction at a State House ceremony. Read more... | |
Massachusetts industries show significant declines in the use and release of carcinogens |
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| Over the last two decades, use of known or suspected carcinogens by Massachusetts industries reporting to the Toxics Use Reduction Act (TURA) program declined 32 percent while releases to the environment declined 93 percent, according to the new report. Read more... | |
KMK Cleaners of Walpole Eliminates Use of Perc |
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| KMK Cleaners switched from using perchloroethylene to professional wet cleaning technologies. The owners will demonstrate how the technology works on May 8, 2013. Read more... | |
AB Cleaners of Westwood Eliminates Use of Toxic Chemical, Saves Money |
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| AB Cleaners of Westwood switched from using perchloroethylene to wet cleaning technology to clean clothes. He is demonstrating how the system works to other dry cleaners on Dec. 11 and 13. Read more... | |
TURI Receives $82K Grant from EPA to Help Auto Body and Repair Shops |
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| The Environmental Protection Agency’s New England region has awarded the Toxics Use Reduction Institute at UMass Lowell an $82K grant to work with auto body and repair shops in Lowell, Springfield, Holyoke, Fall River and New Bedford. Read more... | |
UMass Lowell's TURI Awards $75K to Community Groups to Reduce Toxics |
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| TURI awarded $75K in community grants to Montachusett Opportunity Council, Norfolk County 7 Public Health Coalition, Clean Water Fund, MassCOSH and Mill City Grows in Lowell. Read more... | |
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For media inquiries, contact Paige Glidden at 443-801-3074, [email protected].