EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY Volume 1, No. 3, February 18, 1970

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Berkeley, California, Entropy Publications, 1970, Newspaper

EARTH: ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY Volume 1, No. 3, February 18, 1970

The first Earth Day was celebrated in April 1970, confirming a commitment of rising environmental stewardship among thousands of people throughout the US to protect “Spaceship Earth.” This sentiment was echoed in the halls of the federal government in the early 1970s, a period in which the Environmental Protection Agency was established, and the Clean Water and Endangered Species Acts were passed. 

Published by Entropy Publications, Berkeley, California. First edition. Edited by Alan M. Robbins, Michael Stephen Metcalf. Tabloid format, 11.5” x 17”, 8 pages, featuring news of hearings, lectures, meetings, and other activities related to ecology and environmentalism in the Bay Area and nationally. GOOD CONDITION: folded as issued, wear to the edges and spine folds, age toning, otherwise bright, clean and unmarked. Uncommon, recycling it was recommended!

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