Come to Meadowscaping for Biodiversity’s native plant sale and planting workshop on Saturday, June 8 from 10am-2:30pm at the First Parish Church (50 Church St., Waltham). Learn that perennials save time and money — they come up every year, require less water and maintenance, soak up excess stormwater, sequester carbon and serve as food and energy for endangered bees and butterflies. Find out how important native perennials are to the future of our planet and our food supply. For more information, contact Barbara Passero at 781-209-0052, or Jean Devine at 617-947-6256.
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Schatz introduces electric bike tax credit legislation in Senate https://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2021/07/23/schatz-ebike-tax-credit-legislation.html via @Pacificbiznews
Shout out to @CambridgeDPW & @UTEC_inc for recycling over 10,000 mattresses since 2019! By deconstructing the mattresses and recycling their parts, the city reduced it's trash by 600,000 lbs.
Watch the process in action http://youtu.be/UHItG7lCcbQ & learn more http://bit.ly/2UhwvQb
Why do 95% of the school buses our kids ride everyday still run on diesel when electric school buses are here and ready to roll?
Tell your U.S. senators to oppose funding for dirty, diesel and gas-powered school buses in the #infrastructure agreement.
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Schatz introduces electric bike tax credit legislation in Senate https://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2021/07/23/schatz-ebike-tax-credit-legislation.html via @Pacificbiznews