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Student volunteers help protect BU s backyard in Earth Day Esplanade cleanup – The Daily Free Press

Student volunteers help protect BU s backyard in Earth Day Esplanade cleanup – The Daily Free Press
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Volunteers to collect thousands of pounds of trash along Charles River during Earth Day cleanup

BOSTON (WHDH) - Volunteers are estimated to collect over 57,000 pounds of trash in one of the largest cleanups in the country. Around 3,000 will.

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Volunteers collect thousands of pounds of trash during annual Earth Day cleanup along Charles River

BOSTON (WHDH) - A small army of volunteers fanned out to collect thousands of pounds of trash from along the Charles River on Saturday during.

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Hundreds Volunteer for Charles River Earth Day Cleanup

Five hundred volunteers gathered at the Esplanade in Boston on Saturday to remove trash along the Charles River. The 23rd annual annual Earth Day Charles River.

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