2003-2004 City Pulse Articles

Thanks to Citizens, the Future is Green Septmeber 22 , 2004

The LSJ’s misleading drinking water stories - Real crisis in Lansing is lead in paint, not water September 1, 2004

Protect Michigan's water and air: Dump Justice Markman August 18, 2004

Environmental laws will never be enough August 4, 2004

Radical thinking: Republicans can be conservationists, too July 21 , 2004

Haslett mother takes on poisonous pesticides June 30 , 2004

Young eco-warriors promising to keep the faith June 16 , 2004

Area’s sole Environmental Action Council pursues new identity June 2 , 2004

The Truth about Earth Day: Much work remains April 14, 2004

The cycle of renewal in our backyard March 10, 2004

Energy dumb or energy smart? Our choice February 25, 2004

Smart growth: A tale of two suburbs February 11, 2004

The new age of environmental secrecy December 24, 2003

Bottling the Great Lakes: Whose Water Is it, Anyway? December 10, 2003

Dirty energy legislation gets rave from Rep. Rogers November 26, 2003

Dirty energy legislation gets rave from Rep. Rogers November 26, 2003

Lesson of mourning doves: Divided, conservation falls November 12, 2003

The bottle deposit: Between a rock and the retailers October 29, 2003

Environmental scorecard making the grade at MSU October 15, 2003

Thirty years later: The lessons of PBBs October 1, 2003

Lansing's City Pulse is a monthly, alternative newspaper containing music and movie reviews, a community calendar, news, op-eds, essays, exposes, and articles by several regular columnists, including Dempsey, the paper's environmental writer. The free publication - which bills itself as a
"newspaper for the rest of us" - can be found throughout Greater Lansing and is read by thousands.