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Tom's of Maine selects Boston-area climate innovators for incubator

By: via Business Journals
The new incubator aims to support young, BIPOC leaders working on environmental solutions. Aliyah Collins of Somerville and Sanjana Paul of Cambridge were among the innovators selected for this cohort.
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