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Grantee Profile: Concerned Residents on Waste Disposal

27615 - 114th Avenue E
Graham, WA 98338
(253) 846-1222

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Year Value Project Description
2000 $10,000

Concerned Residents on Waste Disposal opposes all new landfills in Pierce County because of the county's sole-source aquifer, and supports long-term solutions to solid waste management consistent with sound ecological principles. The grant supports legal actions to halt construction on a 320-acre private landfill in Graham, Washington.

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  • Washington

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  • Inactive Programs

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1999 $10,000

Concerned Residents on Waste Disposal opposes all new landfills in Pierce County because of the countyÍs sole-source aquifer, and supports long-term solutions to solid waste management consistent with sound ecological principles. The grant supports legal actions to halt construction on a 320-acre private landfill in Graham, Washington.

Regions

  • Washington

Program Areas

  • Inactive Programs

Contact
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