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Created: Jul 31, 2009
Updated: Sep 8, 2010
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Alabama League of Environmental Action Voters AlaLEAVs
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AlaLEAVs is a non-partisan, political advocacy group and the political arm of Alabama's growing environmental movement. AlaLEAVs stands ready to connect elected and government officials at all levels to our state's growing number of groups and individuals who are involved in the protection and enhancement of Alabama's environment.
Today there are over 117 statewide and grassroots organizations that are directly involved in conservation and environmental issues, yet no entity has fully directed and focused the energy of these groups in an on-going and daily political exercise. AlaLEAVs hopes to become the catalyst and political arm of Alabama's environmental movement uniting voters and communities around key issues, candidates, and elections that affect the quality of our environment. AlaLEAVs also plans to continually take the political perspectives of environmental and resource management issues directly to the voters by working closely with Alabama's print and broadcast media.
AlaLEAVs wants to reach across all political, regional, and partisan boundaries to create and organization that provides information, resources, legislative, and policy input into the laws and policies that govern the use of Alabama's resources and general environmental protection.
Today there are over 117 statewide and grassroots organizations that are directly involved in conservation and environmental issues, yet no entity has fully directed and focused the energy of these groups in an on-going and daily political exercise. AlaLEAVs hopes to become the catalyst and political arm of Alabama's environmental movement uniting voters and communities around key issues, candidates, and elections that affect the quality of our environment. AlaLEAVs also plans to continually take the political perspectives of environmental and resource management issues directly to the voters by working closely with Alabama's print and broadcast media.
AlaLEAVs wants to reach across all political, regional, and partisan boundaries to create and organization that provides information, resources, legislative, and policy input into the laws and policies that govern the use of Alabama's resources and general environmental protection.
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