Interview: Go Green Monmouth County - a passion for the environment
Sophia Chertog and Ava Wit-Chel are the co-founders of Go Green Monmouth County – a student-led sustainable conservation group.
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Jul 3, 2022, 2:59 PM
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1,164ds agoSophia Chertog and
Ava Wit-Chel are the co-founders of Go Green Monmouth County – a student-led sustainable conservation group.
They spoke with News
12’s Della Crews about how they formed and their
future plans.
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