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Welcome to the Las Lomitas Green Blog. Each post is an idea for how to Green our School, and we ask you to comment on all or any that interest you. How can we make the idea work? What should we watch out for? Are you willing to help make it happen? Please recognize that blogs are open to everyone being able to read your statements, so please be respectful in all statements and opinions. Although not required, it is very helpful if you provide your name. Thank you!

Friday, February 6, 2009

Community Recycling Day

Host a “clean out your garage” recycling day and a system for disposing of batteries and paint.
Posted by Las Lomitas Green at 4:14 PM
Labels: energy efficiency, low effort

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