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    FirstEnergy donates 650 trees as part of larger environmental initiative | Environment

    adminBy adminOctober 28, 2022Updated:October 28, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Employee volunteers at Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., planted 650 trees at a tree-planting event throughout the company’s Maryland service area in October.

    Members of Potomac Edison’s Green Team, a group of employees who volunteer their time and talents to support various environmental initiatives, plant approximately 150 trees in Boonsboro’s Shaffer Park and 200 in Frederick’s Monocacy National Battlefield. Book trees, planted 250 trees along Tom’s Creek. at Emmitsburg. The green team will also plant 50 trees at his school at Fairview’s Claude E. Kitchens Outdoors in Clearspring in late October to replace trees lost in the storm.

    FirstEnergy is donating trees for planting as part of a larger corporate initiative to plant 20,000 trees in 2022. So far this year, nearly 16,000 trees have been planted in parks and nature reserves across FirstEnergy’s six state service areas. Tree planting and giveaways support FirstEnergy’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, promote responsible use of natural resources, and promote sustainable practices.

    Michele Dellinger, Forestry Specialist at FirstEnergy, who organized the event, said, “The positive environmental impact we get from planting trees in the fall will help create a brighter and more sustainable future for the communities in which we live and work. is an important part of our commitment to building a brighter future.

    FirstEnergy’s 10 green teams are made up of employees in Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and West Virginia. These groups work with state park systems, watershed and recycling groups, garden clubs, schools, and other environmentally focused organizations to support FirstEnergy’s commitment to building a brighter and more sustainable future. We will continue to work together in the future.



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