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Local food-rescue nonprofit wins international prize for climate solutions
Aidan Reilly's nonprofit, Farmlink Project, rescues millions of pounds of food weekly, reducing food waste and hunger, and recently won the Keeling Curve prize for climate solutions. The organization operates in all 50 U.S. states, redistributing fresh produce to food banks instead of landfills.
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