Nadra Nittle

education reporter, The 19th News

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Campuses around the state are feeling the effects of climate change. Now after heavy parental lobbying, LAUSD has received a grant to “green” 30% of them by 2035.

School campuses ‘hot enough to fry an egg’ are being ‘greened’ to fight climate change

Campuses around the state are feeling the effects of climate change. Now after heavy parental lobbying, LAUSD has received a grant to “green” 30% of them by 2035.

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