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Who are the greenest people in your neighborhood? Sometimes it’s hard to tell. Green is a popular concept, and these days it’s not uncommon for people to talk the talk more than walk the walk. But every year there are more local businesses and individuals who truly work hard to make a difference when it comes to green practices.
While golf is inherently associated with the color green, it is not necessarily associated with the green movement. Golf courses, in fact, often get a bad rap for forcing property into an unnatural state.
Golf Courses Join the Green Revolution
by Heidi Chackel
by Laurel Brauns, Randi Hess, Cathy Lee, Kyla Merwin Cheney and Samuel Stumbo
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