Irish aim to shrink their environmental footprint
Irish aim to shrink their environmental footprint
The Rosemount Irish are about to get even greener. Thanks to a $12,770 grant from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency students and teachers at Rosemount High School are stepping up efforts to reduce the school’s carbon footprint. The group’s goal is to cut energy use and other environmental impacts to reduce that footprint 11 percent by June of 2011.
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