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Below are images of some Campaign Virginia press clippings.

Page, firm plan to seek new landfill operator in the May 15, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch. State Should Stop Importing Trash letter to the editor in the May 6, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch from Alex Stephenson. State Needs Help Stopping Trash Barges, letter to the editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, from Campaign Virginia Executive Director Jim Sharp
Sting alarming, Va. lawmaker says, from April 30, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch Ruling will allow Page dump to reopen, from April 9, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch Out-of-state trash to be barged up James again, from the April 8, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch.
An environmental mixed bag. Mid Session General Assembly Coverage - RTD. DEQ Seeking better dialogue from the March 26, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch. Clock ticking on landfill in Page County from the March 15, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch.
State closing page landfill from the March 11, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch. Opinion piece from the Feb. 14, 2004 Richmond Times-Dispatch. How big will trash loads be? Permit asks up to 12,000 tons a day from the October 3, 2003  Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Barge rules eased in deal from the August 10, 2003 Richmond Times-Dispatch. New Fees Would Have Little Effect on Imports letter to the editor in the July 28, 2003 Richmond Times-Dispatch from Pete Foster. Kaine faults landfill policy. Contends Kilgore let Page dump flout law from the July 24, 2003 Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Va. Trash imports up 12.5% fron the June 26, 2003 Richmond Times-Dispatch. Coalition pushes trash import curbs from the April 23, 2002 Richmond Times-Dispatch. He fights come here garbage from the December 28, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch.

"TAKING IN THE TRASH: Virginia's Booming Waste Business," The Washington Post's 1998 special three-part series of articles by Eric Lipton.

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