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May is National Bike Month, and we are so excited to celebrate with @slcmayor Erin Mendenhall's Bike To Work Day on Thursday, May 11th, 7:30-9 am.Every day is Earth Day at SLCgreen, swipe to see some program highlights. Check link in bio for more info on what our team is up to and what YOU can do be more green this year! #EarthDay #ActOnClimate SLCWe're excited to kick off the Charge Your Yard Incentive Program with @slcmayor and The Utah Division of Air Quality!Twitter
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Help Shape the Future of the Wasatch Mountains!
Photo Credit: Steve_W via Flickr.
The Mountain Accord is a collaborative public process to make long-term decisions and take action regarding transportation, environment, recreation, and economy in the central Wasatch Mountains (between I-80 and Little Cottonwood Canyon).
Your input is crucial to this important process! Comments are currently begin accepted on MountainAccord.com until November 20. Respond to a short questionnaire about the ideal scenarios for transportation, environment, recreation and economy.
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