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The GREEN SCENE is a component of the Fearrington Homeowners Association (FHA) with a mission to actively encourage village residents to consider and act on major environmental issues and also to reduce their consumption of energy, water, and other resources, reuse goods and supplies, and recycle whenever possible.


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