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Want a chance to clean up in your community? Here is how you can, through September

World Clean Up Day has passed, but there are still chances to make a difference

Keith Dunlap, Digital Content Team, Graham Media Group

Stock image. Ron Lach (Pexels)

This story is a part of our "Something Good" series, which is designed to remind you of all the goodness in the world: the moments that can make you smile, feel warm inside and applaud humanity.

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World Clean Up Day might have been on Saturday, but there is still time to try and make your local park, trail or space a cleaner space.

Until the end of September, earthday.org is encouraging people around the world to register or participate in cleanup projects.

Click or tap here to view a map of where cleanups are taking place.

For guidance on how to plan and implement a cleanup, click or tap here.

For any other information on how to get involved, click or tap here to view a World Clean Up Day Digital Toolkit.

Graham Media Group 2021

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