Playing a big role in many critical issues.

Clorox bleach has a wide range of sanitation uses that you might find surprising. As the world's most available disinfectant, it plays a special role in a variety of unique environmental cases. We are proud to provide bleach used in these efforts and are committed in helping raise awareness about these issues.

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California Oaks saving the vanishing Oak.

The namesake oak trees in downtown Oakland are being killed by a pathogen that infects their water supply. The California Department of Forestry uses bleach to help prevent the spread of the disease. In addition to supplying bleach, Clorox has funded a program to help tree-planting groups and to increase awareness by bringing the story of the vanishing oak trees to 4000 schools throughout the state.

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Endangered frogs.

Clorox has teamed up with Animal Planet to help fund a multimedia project calling attention to a deadly fungus that is destroying frog and amphibian populations. All the tools used in the frog rescue are disinfected with Clorox bleach to help prevent the spread.

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California Rice Commission: Helping the legacy live on.

Clorox was contacted by The California Rice Commission to help provide a solution to controlling a fungus, Fusarium fujikuroi, which causes rice crops to fail to germinate. Clorox provided its product, Clorox Commercial Solutions.

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