On February 4, 2010, Toronto lost a remarkable activist and TEA lost a close friend. Julius Deustch spent most of his 56 years working for a just society. Julius understood the link between justice and a clean environment. Over the last decade he played a pivotal role in many TEA successes. His energy and enthusiasm were contagious.
Media Releases
Julius Deutsch (1953-2010): Toronto loses remarkable activist and TEA loses close friend
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Toronto Council Agrees to Grow Greenbelt into Don and Humber Valleys
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February 23, 2010
For Immediate Release
Toronto Council Agrees to Grow Greenbelt into Don and Humber Valleys
Environmentalists to Mayoralty Candidates: Keep Building a Green Toronto
For Immediate Release
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Wednesday February 10, 2010
For Immediate Release
Environmentalists to Mayoralty Candidates:
Keep Building a Green Toronto
Boxer Lager Ad Hits “Below the Belt” with False Environmental Claim
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
For Immediate Release
Boxer Lager Ad Hits "Below the Belt" with False Environmental Claim
Action to address climate change can help province prosper
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ONTARIO PRIORITIES: Setting the agenda for Ontario's environment
Build Ontario economic recovery by leading global warming action
Unique Local Food Guides Tantalize Multicultural Toronto’s Taste Buds
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For Immediate Release
Unique Local Food Guides
Tantalize Multicultural Toronto’s Taste Buds
Tantalize Multicultural Toronto’s Taste Buds
Press Release: Molson and Miller Genuinely “Daft” to Introduce Plastic Beer Bottles
Molson and Miller Genuinely “Daft” to Introduce Plastic Beer Bottles
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Friday, June 12, 2009
For Immediate Release
For Immediate Release
Molson and Miller Genuinely “Daft” to Introduce Plastic Beer Bottles
Press Release: Environmentalists say Stop Grinding Up Greenbelt for GTA Gravel
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Toronto: Today, the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) released Dig Conservation, Not Holes: A Report on the GTA’s Thirst for Gravel and How to Quench it. The report shows the link between gravel demand in the GTA and destruction of the surrounding rural lands.