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Contact: Craig Lewis
Phone: 703-370 -9510
Email: www.npg.org
NPG LAUNCHES AREA-WIDE EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
TO HELP SAVE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
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Alexandria, VA (1/23/09): Negative Population Growth, the nation’s
premier population-focused organization, has launched a new “Chesapeake
Bay Project” dedicated to focusing students’ attention on
the Chesapeake Bay’s deteriorating environment.
The new program is designed to serve as both an educational project
and a “call to action” for students to get involved in pressuring
federal, state and local leaders to produce positive results in shaping
the Bay’s future. A key element of the project is a newly created,
full-color, fact-filled Chesapeake Bay Poster that focuses on the irrefutable
correlation between population growth and overdevelopment in the Bay’s
extensive watershed and the detrimental health of the Bay. Copies will
arrive in more than 1,500 schools in Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and
Washington, D.C. this week.
In announcing this extensive educational project NPG President Donald
Mann noted: “Citizens who live in and around the Chesapeake Bay
have had nothing but bad news about this phenomenal natural resource
for decades on end. It’s time to rally a new generation of student
activists to demand action.” Mann added that “Uncontrolled
population growth and increasing development only serve to undermine
and eventually doom efforts to save the Chesapeake Bay. Every forward
step we take to clean the Bay is negated by more people and more economic
growth and we only end up going backwards.” The solution: take
steps now to halt and eventually reverse the present population growth
that is adding an estimated 157,000 people per year to the area.
Mann underscored the benefit of getting students to rally around this
issue by stating, “A vast majority of today’s young people
are going to end up living, working and raising a family in the Chesapeake
Bay area. They have a huge stake in the actions we must take today to
protect its environment. Once they understand that reining-in population
growth must top the list of what needs to be done now, we will finally
be on the path to making progress in dealing with pollution, nutrient
run-off and other destructive forces. ”
NPG is also launching a complementary media campaign in the coming
weeks by running 30-second ads on select radio stations in the Chesapeake
Bay watershed.
Negative Population Growth is a national nonprofit organization, founded
in 1972, that serves as a grassroots network for tens of thousands of
citizens who work together to educate the American public and our political
leaders about the catastrophic effects of overpopulation on our environment
and quality of life.