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On January 7, the Pennsylvania Resources Council announced the start of the Gene Capaldi Lens on Litter Photo Contest which rewards amateur photographers who snap unusual or eye-catching images of litter across the Commonwealth. The deadline for entries is October 31. A new before and after category has been added, sponsored by Keep PA Beautiful , with an additional prize of $500 in each of the adult and student categories The purpose of the contest is not to glorify litter, but to bring awarene
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