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A green tailgate in the land of orange and white
By Mike Ellis independentmail.com October 8, 2011 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY — It’s built to be an inviting front “porch” to be pulled out at Clemson University football games. It can be compacted down to a width of two-and-a-half feet so it … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Conseravtion, Education, Energy
Tagged bicycle, bike, Bike trailer, Clemson University, green, Green Tailgating, Jackie Blizzard, Kevin Bradley, students, sustainable, sustainable tailgating
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Students Create Green Club to Promote Recycling, Saving the Earth
By Stephanie Rex patch.com October 6, 2011 Students from Edgewood and Forest Hills started a club at Sacred Heart Elementary in Shadyside to encourage others to recycle every day. Two students at Sacred Heart Elementary School are determined to make … Continue reading
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Tagged Action, Edgewood, Forest Hills, green, Green Grade School, Jordan Schmitt, PA, recycling, Sacred Heart Elementary, Shadyside, Sophia Salvi, Stephanie Rex, students
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A Day to Celebrate Being Green
By Leslie Friday www.bu.edu/today 09.15.2011 BU sponsors sustainability festival, Carbon Day It’s a good day to be green. The University is sponsoring two events today designed to promote eco-friendly lifestyles and environmental education: the sustainability@BU Festival, at the George Sherman … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston University, BU, Environment, green, students, sustainability@BU
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Massey University hosts ‘green’ Michigan State students
By Staff www.massey.ac.nz 08/08/2011 It may not be easy being green, but students from Michigan State University believe it is the way forward for universities worldwide. In New Zealand last week, 28 first-year students from the university took part in … Continue reading
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Tagged Action, Agricultural Business Hamish Gow, Allanah Ryan, business, Garden, green, Greenhouse Gas Research Centre, Jennifer Wilson, Laurie Thorp, Massey University, Michigan Residential Initiative on the Study of the Environment, Michigan State University, New Zealand, organic garden, Student Organic Farm, students, Sustainability Group, sustainable, Wildlife Centre and Agricultural
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Big Green Bus tour highlights environmental awareness
The Big Green Bus visited the Rio Hotel Wednesday, August 3, 2011. The old Greyhound coach bus has been converted to run on waste vegetable oil and outfitted with solar panels to transport the 13 Dartmouth College students around the … Continue reading
‘Fields of Learning’
August 2, 2011 By Allie Grasgreen insidehighered.com David Schaad knows a lot about farming. He knows it’s important to start work at 8 a.m., so he can harvest the leafy green vegetables like lettuce and kale before it gets too … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Business & Finance, Community, Education, Science
Tagged Alice Waters, Angela Romatzick, Berea College, Black Bear Food Guild, Central Carolina Community College, Cristobal Valencia, David Schaad, farming, Fields of Learning, Frederick L. Kirschenmann, French National Institute for Agronomic Research, green, Iowa State University, Jenner Farm, Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, Michael Pollan, organic, Prescott College, Slow Food, student farming, students, sustainable, sustainable farming program, Texas A&M, The Omnivore’s Dilemma, The Student Farm Movement in North America, University at Kingsville, University of Guelph, University of Maine, University of Montana, University of Nevada
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Innovative Public Media Partnership Focuses on the Environment
By Kathleen Tuck boisestate.edu July 13th, 2011 Boise State Public Radio and Idaho Public Television, have joined the largest public media institutions in the Pacific Northwest to create EarthFix — an innovative approach to help citizens examine environmental issues unfolding … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Education, Politics, Science
Tagged Aaron Kunz, Amelia Templeton, Ashley Ahearn, Boise State Public Radio, Bonnie Stewart, Conservation, Courtney Flatt, David Steves, EarthFix, Environment, green, Idaho, Katie Campbell, KCET, KUOW, media, OPB, Oregon, Sadie Babits, SPOTV, Toni Tabora-Roberts, Washington
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San Diego’s green jobs grow in national report
By Mike Lee signonsandiego.com July 13, 2011 The green economy in metropolitan San Diego remains modest despite years of efforts to bolster industries that create environmental benefits, according Business leaders across the nation have been racing to develop clean-tech jobs … Continue reading
Posted in Business & Finance
Tagged business, employment, green, Green Jobs, Jobs, San Diego, students
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PEDALING FOR A CAUSE: Students see Keene as a model
By Kyle Jarvis The Keene Sentinel [New Hampshire] July 11, 2011 For a group of college students pedaling around the Granite State on bicycles to raise awareness about climate change, Keene is apparently a model community. New England Climate Summer … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Trolio, bicycle, bike, Bryna Cofrin-Shaw, Environment, green, Jordan Swenson, Keene, New England Climate Summer, Sandy Carter, students, Van Scholten
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