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Boston Book Festival 2020: Lawns for Watershed and Climate Restoration

Boston Book Festival 2020 Environmental Nonfiction: Restoring Lawns with Healthy Soils for a Cooler, Wetter Massachusetts Grass lawns are not what they seem.  The green turfs of our residential neighborhoods are shamed for polluting our waterways and requiring lots of water. Troubles come instead from our application of fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides. By stopping the…

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Cohasset Healthy Lawns

Cohasset Lawns for Climate Conservation Your lawn will absorb more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and pump it , in liquid form, directly into your lawn’s soil when slow-release fertilizer is applied modestly in only the fall and spring.   Save money and help restore soil ecosystems in your own backyards by not applying quick-release…

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Westwood Lawns for Climate Restoration

Lawns help fight climate change by capturing CO2 from the atmosphere through photosynthesis. Want to make your lawn healthier, and save money at the same time?  Join families in Westwood by taking our pledge. Why Should I Go Natural? Fertilizer is an addiction that weakens your lawn and makes it dependent on artificial chemicals to…

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Glastonbury Lawns for Climate Restoration

Save your money and fight climate change by not using any quick-release fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides on your lawn. Join with others in Glastonbury by making the pledge for your lawn to go natural without chemicals! WHY? Healthy, natural lawns take carbon out of the atmosphere, which helps fight global warming. Fertilizer used on lawns…

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Worcester Lawns for Climate Restoration

Save money, time, and the local ecosystem by not using any quick-release fertilizer, herbicides or pesticides on your lawn.   Join with others in Worcester by making the pledge for your lawn to go natural without chemicals!   Why? Your lawn will capture more carbon out of the air and pump liquid carbon into the…

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Stop Plastic Pollution Comments from Nevada

Thank you for lending your voice to our worthy endeavor. Please share with friends and associates. Encourage them to join with us in speaking out in our own words. Got something to say? Send us photographs and we’ll post on the state page where plastic pollution is happening. Walk the talk with a donation of $3,…

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Let’s Break Free From Plastic Pollution

During these difficult times the world continues to turn and we continue to pollute. Congress has introduced a bill that would limit the production and use of plastics and other packaging products. The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act responds to rampant plastic pollution.  Tell Washington why stopping plastic pollution is vital for our quality…

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Why Not Quick Release

Top 12 Reasons to Not Spread Quick Release Fertilizer 12. The MA Department of Agricultural Resources recommends one application of 100% slow-release fertilizer in the fall. 11. Better golf courses only fertilize when needed; and make sure that no fertilizer goes anywhere else. 10. Save $ while not polluting by stopping the use of fast-acting…

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