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2026-03-14 3:41 PM

F.C. Student Briefs Council on Growing Sustainability Movement

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MATT ABEL, a student at George Mason High School in Falls Church, appeared before the F.C. City Council Monday night to brief Council members on progress in the Transition Falls Church movement, a local response to global warming and peak oil, that he is helping to spearhead here. (Photo: News-Press)

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