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How eco is your yard?

Take this gardening quiz

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June 8, 2010

California’s Roots of Change, a sustainable-food nonprofit, recently posted a climate-friendly gardening quiz on its website. If you’re an experienced gardener, the quiz — with its questions about carbon sequestration and cover crops — will be a soothing summer breeze. But if you’re a newbie, check it out; it’s a different take on acting locally while thinking globally.

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