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"The Indianapolis Event Waste Guide" from Indianapolis' Office of Sustainability provides step-by-step practices and vendor contact info for recycling and composting.
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the bill directs the Army Corps of Engineers to collaborate closely with apprenticeship programs for effective corrosion prevention activities.
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. As water continues to flow downstream, the Corps' water control operations center remains vigilant in assessing potential impacts on communities and infrastructure within the St. Louis District.
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In some parts of rural southeastern Missouri, the poverty level is 10% higher than the national average, and not all households are able to pay their utility bills.
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Coal mines abandoned by their owners have turned into what some refer to as "zombie mines" – leaving environmental and economic damage by not being reclaimed.
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Ameren is actively planting native vegetation and supporting monarch butterflies and other vital pollinator species across its service territory in Missouri and Illinois.
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U of I's extension and the Friends of the Shawnee National Forest have been partnering up for years to host trash blasts to lead volunteers to natural landmarks around the region to pick up trash.
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The DOE has allocated $18 million to support these 30 historically disadvantaged communities.
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The program aims to convert the nation’s school bus fleets to low or zero-emission vehicles.
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Conservation groups are watching Congress closely this week as work begins on the 2024 Farm Bill, which contains billions of dollars for private lands conservation programs