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The Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is working to reduce Harvard's greenhouse gases and to create a more sustainable campus by utilizing the innovative ideas and enthusiasm of committed students, staff, and faculty...
Get involved in environmental action on every level. Research opportunities with fellow students and professors give you the chance to participate in groundbreaking science, policy, and economic studies. Additionally, the Harvard University Center...
HMS Green Initiative Highlights 1.3% Reduction in GHG Emissions in Existing Buildings, since FY06 40.5% Reduction in Trash Tonnage, since FY06 Increase in Recycling from 25% to 35.6%, since FY06 12 % Reduction in campus water use, since FY06 6 LEED...
The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study is home to three LEED certified buildings: Byerly Hall, Fay House, and the Schlesigner Library. The Fay House is the oldest LEED certified building in the United States according to the US Green Building...
Learn It, Live It We are committed to building "One Harvard" culture of sustainability by facilitating strong governance, refining programs and resources, expanding engagement, and recognizing and rewarding our champions. VIEW OUR PLAN The Harvard...
The vitality of our University depends on the health of our people. Harvard is committed to enhancing the health, productivity, and quality of life of our community through the design and maintenance of the built environment and the development of...
We're building connectivity between campuses, and providing our community with alternatives to driving, which encourage a safe, healthy lifestyle. Harvard is working to reduce campus fleet and shuttle emissions, maintain and improve sustainable...
Harvard has a goal to reduce University-wide water use 30% by 2020 from a 2006 baseline, including process, irrigation, and potable water usage. VIEW OUR PLAN Water Conservation in the Built Environment As part of the historic renovation of the...
Ideas, innovation, and discovery are indispensable elements in combating global challenges.
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