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California teen fights against ozone-generating air purifiers

Posted by SustainLane Staff
Fifteen-year-old Otana Jakpor's research influenced the California Air Resources Board in adopting a regulation that limits ozone emissions from air purifiers to less than 0.050 parts per million, making California the first state in the nation to regulate ozone generators. Read More »

And There Was Light: Morehouse Grad Raises a Million CFL Bulbs

Posted by Diana Budds
Tony Anderson co-founded “Let’s Raise a Million,” an organization installing a million CFL bulbs in the homes of lower income individuals. Read More »

Siblings help Indian farmers reduce CO2 emissions

Posted by SustainLane Staff
Project Jatropha's main aim is to produce biofuel from Jatropha seedlings for tobacco farmers to reduce carbon dioxide emissions while processing tobacco. Read More »

Beth Terry Gets Brita to Take it Back

Posted by Diana Budds
Oakland, CA resident Beth Terry led a successful campaign to get Brita to take back used water filters and recycle them. Read More »

McMullen forms Wetlands Education Team

Posted by SustainLane Staff
Interested in science and the ecology of the vernal pools, which are seasonal, temporary pools of water, Clay organized the Wetlands Education Team, to create a 1.25-acre wetland and teach students and property owners about the importance and protection of wetlands. Read More »

Kemba Shakur: Providing Much Needed 'Releaf'

Posted by Diana Budds
Since 1998, Kemba Shakur’s Urban Releaf has planted 14,000 trees in Oakland and Richmond, CA, and trained more than 4,000 youth in their care. Read More »

Wohrle Builds Country's Largest Green Jobs Program for Youth

Posted by SustainLane Staff
As an employee of Washington D.C.'s Department of the Environment, Jill Wohrle is helping to create the largest green jobs program for youth in the country. Read More »

'Smitty' Wrangles Texans for Environmental Battles

Posted by Amy Linn, SustainLane Staff
Tom “Smitty” Smith is one of the leading lights in the environmental movement, in his home state of Texas and beyond. Read More »

Massachusetts high schooler starts organic, student-run garden

Posted by SustainLane Staff
When Sam Levin saw the movie "An Inconvenient Truth," he conceived of the idea of creating a school food garden as a way to help save the world. His student-run, organic garden now produces food for the school cafeteria. Read More »

Miriam Avins: Baltimore's Garden Mama

Posted by Diana Budds
Miriam Avins is the founder of Baltimore Green Space, a non-profit land trust organization that works to support and permanently protect community adopted/created gardens on vacant lots. Read More »

Student founds conservation and community service organization

Posted by SustainLane Staff
Dakota Palacio founded Beholdance to take a look at issues affecting the health and well being of our planet and to stand up and give youth a voice to our future, while instilling values, character and education regarding conservation and community service to better the world. Read More »

Roof Positive: Maya Donelson Starts Organic Rooftop Garden

Posted by Amy Linn, SustainLane Staff
Maya Donelson created a landmark organic food garden on the rooftop of San Francisco’s venerated Glide Memorial Church. Read More »

Second-grader educates public about butterflies

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Erik from Harford Day School inspired to write a book in his second grade about butterflies when he came to know that butterflies taste with their feet. Read More »

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