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Do you wash your laundry in cold water? Want to walk or bike to work? If yes, consider joining our LC team in the Energy Trust of Oregon’s Energy Challenge, June 1-30.

May 31, 2022

Lewis & Clark is participating in an energy challenge throughout the month of June sponsored by the Energy Trust of Oregon. The energy challenge is a great way to learn how to save energy at home and at work.

What is the Energy Challenge?

A fun way to promote energy awareness.
Each participant commits to their own personalized list of energy-saving actions,
many are simple and free to implement.
Compete against other participants throughout the state!
Get access to lots of educational materials, win prizes!

How do I participate?

Go to our team’s link here.
Set up your own login.
Use password: SEM2022
Begin exploring possible actions!
We’ll reach out to participants this week with updates and additional information.
The challenge is from June 1 - 30.

Please contact Elijah Black or Amy Dvorak with any questions.

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