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Using art to combat climate change

by Todd Moe

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Canton, NY, Apr 21, 2010 — Tomorrow marks the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. A group of environmentalists at St. Lawrence University is collecting images for a large banner combating climate change. Todd Moe talks with SLU organizer Marilyn Mayer about the "350 Reasons to Combat Climate Change" banner. Next week is the deadline to submit images.

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