Although the overuse of antibiotics in agriculture is widely known, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is still allowing the prevention of disease to be included in the definition as a therapeutic use of antibiotics.Ask them to take stronger action to control the widespread use of antibiotics in food animal production.
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Protect our Water by Stopping Mosquito Spraying in Lake County, OH
Lake County General Health District sprays toxic chemicals for mosquito and West Nile Virus control throughout the community annually. However, there are only 2 human cases reported in the past 5 years. Meanwhile the expensive toxic chemicals are killing benefitial insects and fish. Urge your county officials to explore alternative ways like rain garden to control mosquitos and stop spraying hazardous chemicals into our environment.
Protect Our Water at the Source; Tell the OEPA that Ohio needs Nutrient Standards
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The Ohio Chapter was established 40 years ago and represents more than 25,000 members and supporters. The Chapter advocates for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and public transit. We proudly defend Ohio’s forests, state parks, and nature preserves. We preserve water resources by advocating for green infrastructure, factory farm regulation, and protections for Lake Erie and watersheds throughout the state. Finally, we promote Ohio’s transition to a 21st-century economy through the creation of good-paying, long-standing green jobs.
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Ohio Chapter Staff and Leadership
- Jennifer Miller
Conservation Program Coordinator
614.461.0734 ext 304
Statewide Energy and Climate Change
Initiatives, Transportation - Matt Trokan
Conservation Program Coordinator
614.461.0734 ext 311
Clean Water Campaign, Natural Resources Protection - Christian George
Conservation Program Coordinator
614-461-0734 x301
Statewide Energy Campaign - Ned Ford
Consultant for Statewide Energy Efficiency and
Utility Initiatives
513.600.4200 - Enid Nagel
Chapter Chair, Ohio Chapter
513.886.0333 - Tony Szilagye
Conservation Chair, Ohio Chapter
419.661.0397
National Staff
- Nachy Kanfer
Associate Regional Representative
Beyond Coal Campaign—Ohio
614.461.0734 ext 308 - MacKenzie Bailey
Associate Regional Representative
Green Jobs, Energy and Global Warming,
Workers Rights, Responsible Trade
614.461.0734 ext 305 - Teresa McHugh
Midwest Regional Representative
614.461.0710 ext 302 -
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