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Growing Greener III Legislation to be Introduced

Posted on March 31, 2017 Leave a Comment

To ensure that Pennsylvanians continue to have access to clean water, parks and trails, green open spaces, and locally grown food, Governor Wolf and the General Assembly must provide adequate funding for a Growing Greener III program by investing robust and adequate funding in vital conservation, recreation, preservation, and community revitalization projects. These investments support our state’s economy and enhance the health of our communities and quality of life for our residents.

Growing Greener III is needed to ensure that our communities can continue to address critical environmental priorities in three key areas; Conserving Land and Water Resources, Restoring Damaged Waterways and Land, and Creating Prosperous and Sustainable Communities

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