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Detroit Nonprofit Is Turning Redlined Streets Green - Vimarsana News

Detroit Nonprofit Is Turning Redlined Streets Green

Amid climate change and deforestation, Greening of Detroit has turned to a very simple solution: planting trees. Here's how the nonprofit has planted more than 100,000 trees through workforce development.

Four decades later, another win for the Boundary Waters - Vimarsana News

Four decades later, another win for the Boundary Waters

The Biden administration canceled mining leases near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness -- a place that our network first helped protect way back in 1978.   

litter garbage trash Worcester environment - Vimarsana News

litter garbage trash Worcester environment

Eighteen Worcester teenagers collected a massive amount of litter. It helped clean up the city, while giving them a sense of pride.

Plan to increase green cover on school premises through 'Miyawaki' forest method - Vimarsana News

Plan to increase green cover on school premises through 'Miyawaki' forest method

The seeds for this was sown in the virtual meeting organised for the Green Corps and Environmental Groups of the schools in connection with the ‘World Environment Day’.

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WORCESTER —  A youth summer jobs program aimed at beautifying the city while fostering "environmental stewardship and economic and educational pathways" will put 25 young people to work this summer. The Worcester Green Corps will hit city streets and parks this summer as a collaborative effort between the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and the United Way of Central Massachusetts. "While this enormous economic development momentum is taking place, there has been a nagging and persistent issue with trash, litter and debris," Tim Murray, CEO and president of the Worcester Regional ...