High schoolers pitch Amazon on a green, reusable to-go box program for HQ2-area restaurants

A group of Greater Washington high school students last week lobbied Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), over Zoom of course, to fund a reusable food-container program to serve the general area of HQ2. The teens — members of green action group Eco-Teen Action Network, which was formed through a partnership of the Smithsonian Conservation Commons and Global Co Lab Network — pitched their idea last week to Brooke Oberwetter, Amazon's head of community affairs. The six students — representing high…