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                <text>After Hurricane María, Raíces Cultural Center launch a Sustainable Disaster Relief Fund and Support Campaign. The organization also joined Juntos Together, a coalition of Central NJ organizations working to provide short and long term disaster relief assistance to Puerto Rico and beyond. This is a collection of some of the grassroots relief and recovery work documented by the Raíces crew and collaborators on our initial Disaster Relief Support Trip from January 12-19, 2018, as well as continued updates from collaborators and relief support recipients that is related to this work.</text>
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              <text>One of the saddest sights seen in Puerto Rico during the Raíces Sustainable Disaster Relief Support Trip in January 2018 was the sea of litter that remained after a festival in San Sebastian. After learning of and seeing first hand that many places on the island still did not have garbage pick up at this time, it was disheartening to see the complacency of those who attended this festival and thought it acceptable to leave a sea of litter behind, on streets and in storm drains and runoff ditches. This is in comparison to the Festival of Calle San Sebastian in San Juan held just a few days later, where a main goal of the festival is to leave behind zero litter and to recycle 100% of recyclable material. Many in the sustainability movement in Puerto Rico view this as an education and access issue, and are working to educate their communities about protecting the environment and recycling, which is admittedly scarce on the island. </text>
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              <text>&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;&lt;a href="http://raicesculturalcenter.org/digital-archive/items/show/1036" title="Litter and Pollution" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"&gt;Litter and Pollution&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/li&gt;
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