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IA: Luther brings vermicomposting to residence halls
Read the news release. Ask Luther College students, “What is the Diet of Worms?” and they may explain it was the assembly in 1521 in Germany at which Martin Luther refused to recant his writings, stated “Here I stand. I … Continue reading
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Greening of the Curriculum: Classroom, Co-op, and Career
Thursday, February 18, 2010, 9 am to 3 pm Sinclair Community College, Building 12, Dayton, Ohio For more information: http://www.soche.org/conferences/view-by-categories/view/7/68 Featured Guest: Dr. Michele Morrone, Ohio University In response to a growing movement in higher education that is being driven … Continue reading
EPA’s Budget Proposal Seeks Efficiencies, Increased Environmental Protection: Budget proposal aligned with Administrator Jackson's key priorities
The Obama Administration today proposed a budget of $10 billion for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This budget heeds the president’s call to streamline and find efficiencies in the agency’s operations while supporting the seven priority areas EPA Administrator … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Policy
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Vancouver 2010: The greenest Olympics?
Read the full story at Mother Nature Network. Winter Games host focuses on LEED certification, alternative transportation and carbon offsets for construction and (hopefully) travelers.
Posted in Sports, Sustainability
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A no-sweat home appliance rebate resource
Read the full story at Mother Nature Network. Designed to take the guesswork out of buying energy-efficient home appliances, EcoRebates.com includes a state-by-state rebate database of available incentives.
Posted in Energy, Green Lifestyle, Green Products, Web Resources
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Leveraging opportunities for campus sustainability: a case study of water resources
“Leveraging opportunities for campus sustainability: a case study of water resources” Kristan Cockerill & Jana Carp Sustainability: Science, Practice, and Policy 5(2), 2009. Read it online at http://ejournal.nbii.org/archives/vol5iss2/0904-017.cockerill.html Abstract: Institutions of higher education are well situated globally for transformation toward … Continue reading
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Five New Environmental Lesson Plans Available On SEEK
Read the full story at SEEK. Do you teach about the environment or health? If so, you can now access five new lesson plans developed by state agencies and business for grades 3 through 12 on various environmental topics. Lesson … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Publications, Recycling, Schools
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nature.com Mobile iPhone App(s)
Read the full post at Mobile Libraries. The nature.com iPhone application allows you to access science news stories and the latest published research from Nature Publishing Group on your iPhone wherever you are. As new articles are published they’re pushed … Continue reading
Posted in Publications, Research, Web Resources, Wildlife
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Mass. sets new energy efficiency standards
Read the full story in the Boston Globe. After a year’s worth of haggling with the state’s utility companies, Massachusetts officials yesterday unveiled a set of ambitious energy efficiency standards that some say are unequaled in the nation.
Posted in Energy, Regulation
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