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.
Explore what Harvard is doing:
This public water and art display demonstrates just how much water the average shower can add up to!
There are many filtered-water filling stations across Harvard Yard where you can fill up your reusable bottle!
Common Room Kitchen Sink Attachments:
- Straus Kitchen
- Grays Kitchen
- Weld Kitchen ...
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How much water is consumed based on what we're eating, drinking, buying, or based on where we live?
Events
Events
29 Aug
11:30 am–1:30 pm
4 – 6 Sep
8 am–5 pm
News
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April 30, 2019From its first iteration, Earth Day was a celebration meant to engage, educate, and inspire the public. The movement was initially conceptualized and founded by Wisconsin senator Gaylord Nelson, who...
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February 4, 2019
February 4, 2019 By Tajrean Rahman -
July 31, 2018
For our “Greenpreneur Series”, which features alumni working in sustainability sectors, Nicole Nishizawa (Harvard College '19) interviewed alumna Sarah Weisberg. Sarah (Harvard College...
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The Potential Lives of a HUDS Cup
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Sustainability At Annenberg (Harvard University Dining Services)
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Harvard University Housing Water Reduction Efforts
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Harvard's new Sustainable IT standards
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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
