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Focus on Clean & Healthy Waters: Everybody can help keep grass clippings out of our waters |
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Date Published |
| 12-10-002 | January 2012 |
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Focus on Clean & Healthy Waters: Everybody can help keep grass clippings out of our waters (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 157KB)
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| Author(s) |
Tricia Shoblom |
| Description |
Grass clippings and other yard waste can be beneficial to yards and gardens when made into compost. However when they are improperly disposed or allowed to enter local waterways, they can harm water quality. This publication provides an overview of how to use yard waste in a way that benefits the environment. |
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| Contact |
Tricia Shoblom at 425-649-7288 |
| Keywords |
grass, health, water quality, waste, yard waste |
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Organic materials management |
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