A Kentucky high school student has proposed a plan to cut down on waste in K-12 schools across the state, and the idea has gained enough traction to potentially be enacted into law. The initiative aims to address environmental concerns by targeting common sources of discarded materials in educational settings. If passed, it would mark a significant step toward sustainability in public schools. Lawmakers are now reviewing the proposal, which could set a precedent for similar efforts nationwide.
A KY student had an idea to reduce waste on K-12 campuses. It could become law. Lexington Herald Leader
