[LCN Newscast] Two Events: Judges (Jul 13) and Trees (Jul 15)

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Two Events:

Meet the Judges
 2004 July 13 Tuesday 6:30 p.m.

Made in the Shade: How Urban Trees Improve Air Quality
 2004 July 15 Thursday 9:00 a.m.

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Meet the Judges

2004 July 13 Tuesday

6:30pm: program begins | 8:00-8:30pm: reception with candidates
Horizon Theatre, 1083 Austin Avenue
(Corner of Euclid and Austin Avenues in Little Five Points)
Free parking available in adjacent lot

Participating Judicial Candidates
*Grant Brantley: invited
*Tom Ford: confirmed
*Robert Matlock: invited
*Leah Sears: confirmed
*Wendy Shoob: confirmed
*Mark Spix: confirmed
*Beni Tipton: confirmed
*Gail Tusan: confirmed


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Made in the Shade: How Urban Trees Improve Air Quality

A FREE Seminar that explains the significant benefits to shade
trees in urban environments, including along limited access
highways.
 
"RSVP" Reminder!

Made in the Shade: How Urban Trees Improve Air Quality

Research shows tree planting and greenspace protection provide an
important step toward improved air quality. From cities and
counties, to the state of Georgia, what are the newest strategies
for improving air quality by improving our environment, and how
will these new strategies be implemented? Get the latest
information from NASA, the USDA Forest Service and Georgia Tech,
and discuss implementation with our air quality partners.

2004 July 15 Thursday 9:00 a.m. - Noon
Registration, 8:30 a.m.
Capitol Education Center, 180 Central Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30303

Map, Directions and Parking:
http://www.sos.state.ga.us/tours/map_directions.htm

FREE! RSVP by July 9 to Susan Reisch, Urban & Community
Forestry Coordinator, Georgia Forestry Commission, 678-476-6227,
sreisch@gfc.state.ga.us
[Sorry that this notice is late; does not hurt to try to respond
now, though.]

Presented by: The Clean Air Campaign, Cool Communities, Georgia
Environmental Council, Georgia Forestry Commission, Georgia
Urban Forest Council, Pollution Prevention Assistance Division
of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Trees Atlanta.