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MAST graduation marks culmination of game changing environmental activism by school's Green Champions | Key Biscayne - Vimarsana News

MAST graduation marks culmination of game changing environmental activism by school's Green Champions | Key Biscayne

Growing up around Biscayne Bay, Ellie Reyna had seen enough.

Rooftop solar on schools makes sense, but power companies want to pull the plug | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Rooftop solar on schools makes sense, but power companies want to pull the plug | Opinion

The vice chair of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools Clean Energy Task Force writes that a change to the state law governing rooftop solar could put a stop to plans for the school district to rely solely on clean energy by 2030.

Lawmakers should allow Florida's schools to install solar panels | Opinion - South Florida Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers should allow Florida's schools to install solar panels | Opinion - South Florida Sun Sentinel

Schools "are perfect for solar, with their big, flat roofs and daytime energy needs," writes Miami-Dade County Council PTA/PTSA member Michele Drucker. Florida lawmakers need to repeal the ban that stops schools form leasing solar through power purchase agreements.

The yellow school bus is going green as Miami-Dade starts transition to an electric fleet - Vimarsana News

The yellow school bus is going green as Miami-Dade starts transition to an electric fleet

The yellow school bus is going green as Miami-Dade starts transition to an electric fleet Linda Robertson, The Miami Herald Jan. 15—A landmark decision by Miami-Dade County Public Schools to begin converting its noisy, pollutant-belching diesel buses into an electric fleet was driven by middle school student Holly Thorpe's science fair project. Her investigation yielded even more alarming conclusions than she expected, showing that carbon dioxide fumes inside buses were 10 times higher than limits recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency. A year after she presented...

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