Restoring Nature, Rethinking Waste
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About this recording
Mark Welp explores how the ParkLands Foundation protects the Mackinaw River watershed, visits a church turning lawn into native prairie and sees how Illinois State University gives clothing a second life. Plus, updates on data centers, rooftop solar, disposable vape waste and pumpkin composting.
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- 27 min
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