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.............................................................................................. 55  \nSmartWay Certified Light-Duty Vehicles Program............................................................. 55  \nWATER AND ADAPTATION ................................................................................... 58  \nClimate Ready Estuaries ............................................................................................... 58  \nClimate Ready Water Utilities ........................................................................................ 60  \nWaterSense ................................................................................................................ 63  \nWASTE ..............................................................................................................66  \nWasteWise Communities .............................................................................................. 66  \nResponsible Appliance Disposal 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