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Campus Sustainability

Green Labs Program

This program will help reduce energy consumption in laboratory buildings through strategic equipment upgrades and peer outreach. The CEF will fund a program manager to run a pilot program that 1) involves individual laboratory members in identifying opportunities for efficiency in their laboratory and promoting efficient behavior among their peers; 2) upgrades inefficient laboratory equipment and techniques and 3) encourages labs to turn equipment off when not in use, and to retire unnecessary or duplicate equipment.

Comprehensive Campus Renewable Energy Feasibility Study

How significant a role can campus-based renewable energy play in UVM’s progress towards carbon neutrality?

2011 Campus Sustainability Presentations- How Green is UVM?

May 3, 2011 - 4:00pm - 5:00pm

All are welcome to presentations by the ENVS 187 Campus Sustainability course on the University of Vermont's environmental commitment as seen through students' critical eyes.

 

6th Annual Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium Conference

The University of Vermont in partnership with Middlebury College hosted the 6th Annual Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium Conference on October 26-27, 2009. Over 130 sustainability practitioners, students, faculty, and staff from Northeastern and Canadian colleges and universities were in attendance. 

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Campus Sustainability Course (ENVS 187)

The Campus Sustainability course has been offered since spring 2005 through the Environmental Program.  First taught as a special topics course by various UVM staff and faculty members, it received a permanent course code of ENVS 187 in 2011.

Programs

The Office of Sustainability coordinates and manages many campus sustainability related projects at UVM along with the following programs:

About Us

Sustainability in Higher Education Nationally and at UVM

Higher education has a special role to play in helping create a sustainable future. A movement began in the early 1990s to green campuses, spreading to hundreds of campuses by 2010. The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education has emerged as a key resource for campuses to work together.

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