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| name = <font color="green">Citizens Active for Respect for the Environment</font><font color="black">
| other_names = CARE Party
| residence = Oak Park, [[State_Name::Illinois]]
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| birth_date = 1985
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| known = Environmental Activism in the State of Illinois: preservation of trees, pesticide ban, inoculation of elm trees, combating global warming instruction in schools, forest preserve cleanup
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| contact = les_golden@yahoo.com
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The '''CARE Party of Oak Park''' (Citizens Active for Respect for the Environment) had its founding in 1985 in Oak Park, [[Illinois]]. From 1989 until the current date, its president has been [[Les Golden]]. Under his direction, CARE has achieved numerous environmental successes, including the ban of pesticides, conservation of water and paper, reform of garbage collection, preservation of trees, landscaping, and the election of numerous individuals to positions on various boards to legislate such concerns.<ref> (2001) Golden, Les, “It’s not easy being green, but here are some ideas”, ''Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest'', April 11, p. 40</ref>
The '''CARE Party of Oak Park''' (Citizens Active for Respect for the Environment) had its founding in 1985 in Oak Park, [[Illinois]]. From 1989 until the current date, its president has been [[Les Golden]]. Under his direction, CARE has achieved numerous environmental successes, including the ban of pesticides, conservation of water and paper, reform of garbage collection, preservation of trees, landscaping, and the election of numerous individuals to positions on various boards to legislate such concerns.<ref> (2001) Golden, Les, “It’s not easy being green, but here are some ideas”, ''Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest'', April 11, p. 40</ref>
