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Reaching Out For a Cleaner Community
“Picture about 20,000 pounds of trash, including a stack of 200 or more tires, and 5,000 new trees planted. Then imagine the thousands of volunteer whose hard work achieved those results.”
That is exactly what Port of Houston Authority (PHA) and it’s volunteers have been doing to reach out, and make the community around the port cleaner, more environmentally friendly place. Initiatives coordinated through the PHA range from Rivers, Lakes, Bays ‘N’ Bayous Trash Bash, to our very own WaterWise program.
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Thank you for your support in 2009 and throughout the past sixteen years. With your help, the Resource Action Programs family of community conservation programs has saved an overwhelming amount of energy and water while increasing residential resource efficiency and community awareness.
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How many sixth graders know when and how to change the furnace filter at home? (And why it’s important?) Or how much water is used each time someone flushes the toilet? Or takes a shower? And how much energy is required to heat that water to 120 degrees for a two-minute shower – both before and after the installation of a low-flow showerhead?
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