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PAc E 3 SUSTAINABILITY NEWSLETTER City of Roseville Public Works & Engineering Events, Resources, and Opportunities Tackling Carbon Emissions and Embracing the Power of Change — Join the St. Christopher's Green Team and Dr. Steven Jorissen for a presentation that will discuss the current sources of carbon emissions, the alternatives in place and under development to replace carbon emitting sources, and what can we as individuals do to accelerate the transition to a low/no carbon economy. Monday, 4/7, 6:30pm, at St. Christopher's, 2300 Hamline Ave N. Roseville. Upcoming Earth Day events: • 4/19—Rice and Larpenteur Alliance Spring Cleanup • 4/22—Rosedale Center BLOOM: Earth Day • 4/24—Ramsey County Environmental Center Open House • 4/26—Roseville Cleanup Day • 4/26—Roseville Earth Day Celebration • 4/26—Anp6tu T66a Sustainability Sale Lawns to Legumes Fall 2025 Individual Support program —Apply by May 15 to be considered for a reimbursement grant of up to $400 to create pollinator habitat in your yard. Application link is here. • Related: Blue Thumb's list of native plant sales Recycle your unwanted clothing and other textiles The City of Roseville is excited to partner again with Retold Recycling to host a textile recycling event for residents. Col- lection will be held in conjunction with Roseville's cleanup event on April 26th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items accepted include clothing, blankets, towels, dishcloths, bed linens, cotton face mask, single socks, and even underwear. All items must be clean and dry, and brought to the collec- tion in a tied plastic bag. Retold Recycling meticulously sorts and recycles all donat- ed textiles, ensuring each item enjoys a second life. They may be repurposed by thrift stores, upcyclers, rag compa- nies and others. Learn more at Retold Recycling.com This is a free collection. Vehicles bringing in only textiles will not be charged a cleanup event fee. Page 17 of 57