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A ‘growing movement’ in Renfrew? No Mow May initiative brought to council by local high school

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Low-mow and no-mow zones benefit the environment in numerous ways, such as reducing carbon emissions, the students explained.

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A ‘growing movement’ in Renfrew? No Mow May initiative brought to council by local high school

Low-mow and no-mow zones benefit the environment in numerous ways, such as reducing carbon emissions, the students explained.

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Could ‘No Mow May’ improve Renfrew’s environment? Council weighing proposal from RCI

The Town of Renfrew is mulling over a proposal to let Mother Nature improve our local environment later this month. Renfrew Collegiate Institute sent a delegation to meet with town council on Tuesday night to discuss the concept of “No Mow May,” a movement where people are intentionally avoiding mowing their lawns for the benefit of the area’s wildlife and ecosystem. Teacher Adam Noack questioned council on how they could help grow the movement’…

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