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New LSU Litter Institute aims to become trash abatement knowledge hub 

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This collection of some 81 tons of garbage from homes and vehicles across south Baton Rouge traveled along Wards Creek before settling on property in a wooded area off Essen Lane near the LSU Burden Museum and Gardens. (Marie Constantin)
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Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards announced creation of the LSU Litter Institute on Tuesday, which will support debris abatement projects and centralize knowledge on the issue.  “I believe it is gonna provide a blueprint for us … not just us in Louisiana,” Edwards says. “Because … as we were studying what we should do in

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