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People of Wedgwood (video)

   January 8, 2015

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The story of Wedgewood is not one of corporations and government bureaucracies. It’s the story of people, people who have seen loved ones suffer while the pits and landfills grew and multiplied around their homes.

Until last summer, no one would listen to them. Now that their voices are being heard, they will not be quiet.

For more on this story, check out:  

A Shame Before God,

Pitiful Pressure: Above the Law,

and this posts on this blog.

These are a few of the people in the Wedgewood area who have spoken out for their community. They have been the voices of Wedgewood:

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