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The city of Milwaukee will once again collect leaf piles throughout the city, eventually recycling the leaves into compost ...

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And as satisfying as a perfect green lawn may be, it’s an ecological dead zone that doesn’t support any of the essential functions—like pollination, carbon sequestration, and nutrient recycling—that ...

"Ecologically and for the environment and for the trees themselves, the answer is to leave the leaves," Autenreith said.

Fallen leaves provide several benefits to our ecosystem and wildlife. This is why you should leave your leaves this fall.

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