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Lea Cullen Boyer new article content ... Lea Cullen Boyer is a conservationist and supporter/defender of the environment. She is a poetic and reverent thinker who is inspired by natures beauty. When describing her daily commute around the hudson river, she writes, ^[1] [1]. Boyer would eventually swim across the Hudson River in September 2010. Born in the 60s, Boyer's hometown is in Chesterton Indiana. She eventually moved to New York City where she worked in theatre. She attended the City University of New York-Hunter College from 1986-1991 and graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Arts.

Some noteworthy things about Lea Cullen Boyer:

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^[2] [4] ^[3] [3] Part of the 2005 ICLIE World Congress in Chicago. ^[4][2] Founded Green Guru Network & managing Director of Green Guru Network. Member of the steering, drafting, government, energy, transportation and waste committees for the creation of the Westchester County Climate Change Action Plan. Swam the Hudson in 2010 in the Leukemia And lymphoma charitable event. Worked with organic community gardens, farmers markets, environmentally preferred procurement, biofuels, recycling and waste reduction, energy efficiency for governments, non-profits and private entities.

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^ "The light and the river are heavenly. It's wonderfully rejuvenating"
^ Chosen as one of the 12 most influential woman in Westchester County by the magazine 914inc.
^ Greenpeace volunteer in 1978
^ Sustainability Coordinator, County of Westchester, NY

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[1] "The light and the river are heavenly. It's wonderfully rejuvenating"

[2] Chosen as one of the 12 most influential woman in Westchester County by the magazine 914inc.

[3] Greenpeace volunteer in 1978

[4] Sustainability Coordinator, County of Westchester, NY

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