What is renewable energy? Renewable energy is energy from a source that is not depleted when used, such as wind or solar power. It is also generated from natural resources, such as sunlight, rain, tides, and geothermal heat. Why is … Read more
“So we come on this trip to remind the American people of what they have, and to remind the people of what they must do to maintain it”. As it emerged on the public agenda, the environment became subject to the actions of… the American political system.
“So we come on this trip to remind the American people of what they have, and to remind the people of what they must do to maintain it”. As it emerged on the public agenda, the environment became subject to the actions of… the American political system.
If you didn’t get a chance to make it out to the official Three Zeros Day celebration to see OWRR’s exhibit and hear Chancellor Folt’s big news, then don’t worry – we’ve got you covered!
Join us for A Celebration of UNC Sustainability, recognizing the many campus programs, groups and departments that promote the Three Zeros Environmental Initiative on campus.
Watch now to learn about plastic film and plastic bag recycling at UNC Chapel Hill! This quick and informative video will tell you how to recycle plastic film, what types are recyclable, and where to recycle it!
On our campus alone, 47% of our trash are items that are compostable. That’s unnecessary waste being put into landfills and contributing to climate change!
Orange County contracted Kessler Consulting, Inc. to conduct a waste composition study (WCS). The purpose of the study was to understand the percentages of various materials, including recyclable materials, currently being landfilled within the County.
If you’ve taken a walk through McCorkle Place this summer, you’ve likely noticed the trees and flowers in full bloom, the grounds quieter with fewer students in residence, and plentiful sunshine and Carolina blue skies.
During the Spring of 2013, John Moran, an Institute for the Environment Field Site Intern conducted waste assessments in three buildings: Morrison Residence Hall, the Dean Smith Center and Mary Ellen Jones.
