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Home - Blog - ‪Families Rise to EcoChallenge‬

‪Families Rise to EcoChallenge‬

photo by Fred Gerendasy

October 1, 2010 They say it takes 16-21 times repeating a task before it becomes a habit. Perhaps the upcoming EcoChallenge will have an impact on those who participate. Those who are participating are asked to cut back “on their electricity, fuel or garbage consumption – for two weeks, between Oct. 1 and Oct. 15”. In addition, the EcoChallenge is an annual fundraiser for the Portland based nonprofit Northwest Earth Institute. This year, 79 individuals and 30 corporate teams have signed on to take the challenge. It’s good to see people are working toward making a lesser impact in their lives. Everyone together can make a difference.

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