INHOFE, CLINTON PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION LEGISLATION ESTABLISHES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AND RE-AUTHORIZES

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Capitol Hill Press Releases

05-14-2001

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 14, 2001 INHOFE, CLINTON PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION Legislation Establishes Fellowship Program And Re-Authorizes
Grants For Environmental Education WASHINGTON--Senator James M. Inhofe
(R-Okla.) and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) today introduced
bipartisan legislation to promote objective and scientifically sound environmental
education. ``This legislation promote...

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