One mom’s fight to make Seattle’s most polluted neighborhood greener

Grist
By Liz CoreJun 11, 2015, 5:00 am42 pts
DeVona Lahrman, 49, lives in a little, green house with a double-lot yard where a tire swing hangs from a 100-year-old apple tree. In the summer, the yard is filled with neighborhood kids; they show up at the fence in the morning and stay until evening for a bite to eat. They toss around softballs, play tag,…

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