At Lithium Americas, being a good neighbor and supporting organizations and programs that have a positive impact in our communities are some of our many guiding principles. Through Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful (KTMB), a local northern Nevada 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to creating a more sustainable and beautiful region through waste reduction, education and active community involvement, we adopted Anderson Park in Reno. By participating in KTMB’s Adopt-A-Park program, we agree to do a park cleanup every quarter. At our most recent cleanup this week, our employees gathered to clean up nearly 5,600 pounds of green waste, which was properly disposed of. Our employees dig deep when it comes to sharing their time and talents. To learn more about our commitment to community impact, check out our blog page, at https://lnkd.in/g6SDBnrM.
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