Students make small changes for a sustainable future

Noe Nekotani, Opinions and Blog Editor|March 12, 2019

Students make small changes for sustainable future from Sacred Hearts Academy on Vimeo.

In an effort to be more sustainable, Sacred Hearts Academy students not only make changes to their everyday lives but also encourage their peers through after-school clubs and beach clean-ups. Video by Noe Nekotani and Shelby Mattos.

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Noe Nekotani is a senior fourth-year journalist/webmaster/opinions editor for Ka Leo. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, yoga, and hiking....

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Students make small changes for a sustainable future