Beyond Toxics
In the late 1990's, Beyond Toxics' original founders, including Mary O'Brien, Anita Johnson, Michael Carrigan and Steve Johnson successfully passed the model Community Toxics Right to Know law in the city of Eugene. This required polluters to report their emissions to the Fire Marshall for posting on a public website. The local fight to pass a Community Toxics Right to Know law inspired Oregon's environmental leaders to form an organization dedicated to toxics use reduction and environmental jus
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- Website: https://www.beyondtoxics.org/
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- Founded: 2000 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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In the late 1990's, Beyond Toxics' original founders, including Mary O'Brien, Anita Johnson, Michael Carrigan and Steve Johnson successfully passed the model Community Toxics Right to Know law in the city of Eugene. This required polluters to report their emissions to the Fire Marshall for posting on a public website. The local fight to pass a Community Toxics Right to Know law inspired Oregon's environmental leaders to form an organization dedicated to toxics use reduction and environmental jus
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