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Website Resources<\/span><\/h2>\n

City of Santa Fe, Environmental Services<\/a>
\nKeep Santa Fe Beautiful<\/a>
\nSustainable Santa Fe<\/a>
\nRecycle Santa Fe Art Festival<\/a>
\nSanta Fe County
\nPublic Works<\/a>
\nEldorado 285 Recycles<\/a>
\nNew Mexico Recycling Coalition<\/a>
\nThe National Recycling Coalition<\/a>
\nNew Mexico Clean and Beautiful<\/a>
\nKeep New Mexico Beautiful<\/a>
\nSWANA Roadrunner Chapter<\/a>
\nCatalog Choice – Mail Opt Out<\/a>
\nGrassroots Recycling Network<\/a>
\nNew Mexico Environment Department, Recycling<\/a>
\nEnvironmental Protection Agency<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Community Food\u00a0Resources<\/span><\/h2>\n

The Food Policy Council (FPC) model is a policy and governance innovation that brings together diverse stakeholders to study a localized food system and offer recommendations for policy change. FPC members represent the full spectrum of food activities: they are typically farmers, gardeners, chefs and restaurateurs, food processors and wholesalers, grocers, consumers, anti-hunger and food security advocates and government representatives. Though they take many forms and serve different purposes, Food Policy Councils are united in their interest to transform the food system through collaborative policy making.<\/h3>\n

Santa Fe Food Policy Council Plan and Reports<\/a><\/p>\n

Community Reuse\u00a0Resources<\/span><\/h2>\n

Santa Fe County Sustainability<\/a><\/p>\n

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Around New Mexico Community\u00a0Resources<\/span><\/h2>\n

Los Alamos Environmental Services Department<\/a><\/p>\n

Los Alamos County Eco Station<\/a><\/p>\n

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Website Resources <\/p>\n

City of Santa Fe, Environmental Services
Keep Santa Fe Beautiful
Sustainable Santa Fe
Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival
Santa Fe County
Public Works
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