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From Philthadelphia to America’s Greenest City

Not the unforeseen circumstance.

I haven’t been able to post much this week due to unforeseen circumstances on the homefront, but Paige Wolf graciously allowed me to guest post for her.

Here’s how placing a fee on plastic bags will help Philadelphia return green (and check out the rest of Paige’s blog too!):

From Philthadelphia to America’s Greenest City.

Guest Writer

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