This week, read about spring time recycling, Fix a Leak Week and more





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"MI Environment Digest - March 24, 2023"
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EGLE staffers recommend their favorite environmental books as part of March is Reading Month [ [link removed] ]

"March 24, 2023"

Check out what environmental books EGLE staffers recommend.

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Just in time for Earth Day, sign up for student webinar on taking clean water action in your community [ [link removed] ]

"March 23, 2023"

As part of its Earth Day celebration, EGLE is featuring a student webinar on taking clean water action in your community.

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Turning storm damage into wildlife habitat [ [link removed] ]

"March 22, 2023"

When storms leave you with debris on your property, you may be able to utilize the material to create habitat for wildlife.

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Brush pile made from storm debris to create a wildlife habitat.
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Find and fix leaks to save money during Fix a Leak Week [ [link removed] ]

"March 21, 2023"

It's Fix a Leak Week. Are you ready to chase down leaks?

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March 20-26, 2023 is Fix a Leak Week (EPA WaterSense)
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Think green during spring cleaning by focusing on recycling and reusing [ [link removed] ]

"March 20, 2023"

Spring cleaning projects provide opportunities for recycling and reusing.

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