Hamilton, Ohio Launches Energy-Saving Trees Program
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
A city in Ohio began an Energy-Saving Trees program, providing free trees to residents this week. The program is in its third year, and this year's trees are three times the size of those offered in previous years due to a donation from the Harry T. Wilks Foundation. Residents have 18 species to choose from.
From wcpo.com
Why it matters
The program aims to help residents save money on electric bills while also supporting the environment and local pollinators. The larger trees available this year are a result of a donation that increased the scale of the initiative.
From wcpo.com
Who's involved
- OhioThe state where the city hosting the program is located