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Display titleThe Compost Co-op Gives Ex-Inmates a Living Wage Through Meaningful Work
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Page imageDiggle Green Farm Compost Maturation Store - geograph.org.uk - 3414230.jpg
Short descriptionThis Greenfield, Massachusetts collective fights housing insecurity and promotes racial, environmental, and economic justice.

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Page creatorimported>Irina Matuzava
Date of page creation10:14, December 10, 2024
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