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Gwinnett County is conducting a survey on environmental sustainability

Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful has been recognized with its seventh Governor's Circle Award from the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation. AJC file photo
Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful has been recognized with its seventh Governor's Circle Award from the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation. AJC file photo
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June 14, 2022

Gwinnett County is seeking feedback on environmental sustainability from people who live, work or attend school in the county.

The anonymous 10-minute survey can be accessed online. It asks about ideas and priorities for sustainability in Gwinnett.

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In a news release, the county said it will use the survey results to shape sustainability planning.

Gwinnett last year created a five-member advisory sustainability commission to make recommendations on the county’s environmental practices.

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