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Missoula high school students tasked with making their schools more sustainable

July 31, 2015 /

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30 Missoula high school students are doing their part to make their schools more sustainable.

The "I"-three program gives students a month to develop a sustainable way to make their schools more efficient. Plans included adopting recycling bins in schools, a plan to build greenhouses, beehives to produce honey and wind power using windmills. Some of these projects will be used in schools this fall.

By Don Fisher

Full Story: http://www.kpax.com/story/29674678/missoula-high-school-students-tasked-with-making-their-schools-more-sustainable

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