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  Toyota Begins Venza Production in Kentucky
  November 10, 2008 - Georgetown, KY - Team members from Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. (TMMK) along with company officials and community leaders celebrated the official launch of the Venza, Toyota's new, versatile five-passenger vehicle.
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  Audubon / Toyota Announce First Conservation Grant Winners
  October 21, 2008 - New York, NY - Forty-one projects in 24 states will receive TogetherGreen Conservation Innovation Grants totaling $1.4 million dollars.
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  Toyota Advances Environmental Education And Global Sustainability In U.S. Classrooms
  October 20, 2008 - Torrance, CA - Thirty U.S. teachers have been selected to participate in an environmental study tour to the Galápagos Islands, a designated World Heritage site off the coast of Ecuador, as part of the Toyota International Teacher Program.
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  Arbor Day Foundation, Toyota Kick Off Tree Campus USA Program With Nine Tree-Planting Events at University Campuses
  October 16, 2008 - Nebraska City, NE - The Arbor Day Foundation today announced the creation of the Tree Campus USA program, which will recognize college campuses that are committed to planting, maintaining and celebrating trees.
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  Northern Kentucky University Named Tree Campus USA Site;Arbor Day Foundation, Toyota Celebrate With Tree-Planting Event
  October 16, 2008 - Highland Heights, KY - The Arbor Day Foundation today recognized Northern Kentucky University for its best practices in campus community forestry through its new Tree Campus USA program.
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  The Mountain Institute to Bring Environmental Literacy Programs to 1,000 WV Elementary Students through $460,426 Grant from Toyota
  October 15, 2008 - Clendenin, WV - Nearly 1,000 students from West Virginia schools will participate in unique, hands-on environmental education programs during the next three years, supported by a $460,426 grant from the Toyota USA Foundation to The Mountain Institute's Appalachia Program.