We’re building on our past progress in reducing emissions with new goals to be fossil fuel-free by 2050 and fossil fuel-neutral by 2026.
Secure and Sustainable Electronics Recycling
Safely recycle your personal and University electronics for free at a community event this month.
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Research shows that in recent years both the frequency and severity of extreme weather events have increased in the United States.
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New York City has been defined by its 520 miles of coastline or the 'Sixth Borough'. Originally used for industry, the City has been in the process of revitalizing its waterfront and transforming it from industrial uses into more recreational and residential uses and recently completed a...
Senior lecturer at HBS on climate preparedness and what the private sector can do to make an impact.
HUCE interviews professors Jennifer Leaning and Michael VanRooyen
Moving beyond the binary of climate "adaptation" versus "mitigation", Dan Schrag, Director of the Harvard University Center for the Environment, presents the merits of approaching our global environmental challenges through the scope of "...
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28 Apr
11 am–2 pm
News
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April 19, 2018
Compostable materials collected on Harvard's campus are used to produce energy. -
April 3, 2018
Laboratories are the most energy intensive spaces at Harvard, and a new Green Lab Certification program being rolled out at the University’s Longwood campus — and available as an...
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Turn off for what? Harvard's Energy Competition
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Why Harvard is committing to Fossil-Fuel Free
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Addressing the consequences of our energy choices
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Impossible Foods CEO Pat Brown speaks to Harvard students
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Harvard's Dean Khurana breaks down recycling
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Harvard students conduct waste audit
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5 easy ways to break down your cardboard boxes for recycling
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Sustainability at Harvard: Going Green and Getting Involved
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New solar panels help power Harvard's Research Computing office
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Safe, Free, and Green Harvard Tap Water Campaign (take two)
