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.
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Did you know that there are nesting platforms on Memorial Hall for peregrine falcons, the world’s fastest bird? Or that there are many gardens on campus? And that there’s an online schedule for all of the food trucks in the Science Center Plaza?
Using the...
Time-spent outdoors has wide ranging benefits, and there are easy ways to integrate it into the school day.
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In spite of their “greenness”, lawns can be huge burdens on the environment. During summer try watering and mowing your lawn less often. You will conserve water, release fewer greenhouse gases, and save money.
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At Harvard, as part of our organic landscaping and maintenance program, staff are creating compost tea.
Compost Teas are a specific liquid biological...
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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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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
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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
