Sustainable Living Campaign Launches In L.A.

The Campaign Unites Experts, Organizations, and Advocates to Promote Environmental Responsibility and Drive Action Toward a More Sustainable Future

Mar. 29, 2026 at 5:23pm

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Mediaplanet announces the launch of Sustainable Living, a cross-platform campaign debuting within LA Times and online. This timely initiative brings together environmental leaders, sustainability experts, nonprofits, and innovative organizations committed to advancing eco-conscious practices and inspiring individuals and communities to live more sustainably.

Why it matters

As climate challenges and environmental concerns continue to shape global conversations, Sustainable Living explores actionable solutions and forward-thinking strategies that empower individuals and industries alike to reduce their environmental footprints. The campaign highlights topics like clean energy, responsible consumption, waste reduction, sustainable food systems, and green innovation.

The details

Through expert insights, compelling stories, and research-driven perspectives, the campaign features editorial contributions from leading voices across environmental science, policy, business, and advocacy. Featured partners include the Environmental Defense Fund, Clean Energy States Alliance, Earth Day, Cool Earth, Environmental Working Groups, Sierra Club, GRID Alternatives, and ReFed.

  • The campaign officially launches nationwide on March 29, 2026, within copies of LA Times and online.

The players

Dave and Jenny Marrs

Home renovation experts, entrepreneurs, and sustainability advocates who grace the cover of Sustainable Living. They emphasize that sustainable living starts with intentional choices at home.

Kathryn Kellog

A featured editorial voice contributing to the campaign.

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What they’re saying

“Sustainability extends beyond materials to people and places, and family values profoundly shape our approach at home. It's about building homes that nurture relationships and a sense of place, where reuse and care honor both heritage and responsibility. Ultimately, it's living intentionally. A home that's kind to the planet is also one that feels deeply personal and enduring.”

— Dave and Jenny Marrs, Home renovation experts, entrepreneurs, and sustainability advocates

What’s next

The campaign officially launches nationwide on March 29, 2026, within copies of LA Times and online.

The takeaway

Sustainable Living underscores the importance of environmental responsibility and the role each individual plays in shaping a more sustainable future through thoughtful, impactful choices at home and in the community.