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At Oregon State University, a team conducted a food waste reductions study.   My proposal at PCC would involve leading a student team to study waste reduction.

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At Oregon State University, a team conducted a food waste reductions study.   My proposal at PCC would involve leading a student team to study waste reduction.

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I found this source by googling blog + oregon state university + sustainability

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OSU Campus Recycling Outreach Team Works with Oregon DEQ to Study Food Waste On Campus

In Spring 2022, Campus Recycling's Outreach Team received funding from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for 'No Food Left Behind', a food waste reduction study. Campus Recycling conducted the study with the help of Eco-Reps - student staff who encourage a culture of sustainability in the residence halls in which they live, with programming [...]

Welcome Kaylee Smith, Materials Management's New Administrative Program Specialist

Please join us in welcoming Kaylee Smith, the new Administrative Program Specialist for Materials Management in the Department of Procurement Contracts and Materials Management. Kaylee is a 2022 OSU graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a minor in Sustainability. Kaylee has prior experience in Materials Management as a former Program Assistant and [...]

World's Greenest Building seeks OSU student ideas

Comprehensive zero-net energy green building project seeks entrepreneurial ideas for those interested in assisted/subsidized business startups in the future. Got an idea for a sustainable business? Interested in participating in a study group to monitor and publish a zero-net energy building's performance? Interested in learning about a zero-net energy, zero-net water, zero-net waste and zero-net [...]

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OSU Campus Recycling Outreach Team Works with Oregon DEQ to Study Food Waste On Campus

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In Spring 2022, Campus Recycling's Outreach Team received funding from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for 'No Food Left Behind', a food waste reduction study. Campus Recycling conducted the study with the help of Eco-Reps - student staff who encourage a culture of sustainability in the residence halls in which they live, with programming [...]

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At Lane Community College, the college has launched a student run restaurant that uses produce that was grown in their school's Learning Garden.

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At Lane Community College, the college has launched a student run restaurant that uses produce that was grown in their school's Learning Garden.

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I found this source by searching Lane Community College + sustainability.

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Renaissance Room | Dining | Lane Community College

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The Renaissance Room is an American Bistro-style restaurant featuring contemporary and classic cuisine from around the country in a modern setting.

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Syracuse University changed how they run their dining centers to reduce their use of single-use plastics and lower food waste. 

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Syracuse University changed how they run their dining centers to reduce their use of single-use plastics and lower food waste. 

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Syracuse University opens new dining center and launches new sustainability initiatives

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Last summer was a busy time for Syracuse University’s dining team, with a recently opened dining center and the launch of new sustainable dining initiatives.

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Study conducted be PSU researchers and students on way finding for the deaf and visually impaired

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Study conducted be PSU researchers and students on way finding for the deaf and visually impaired

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Found by googling Chalcedon textured walkways for the blind in colleges and universities

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Seamless Wayfinding by a Deafblind Adult on an Urban College Campus: A Case Study | TREC

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The students in the Agrivoltaics program at OSU were able to improve their irrigation system for their crops by harvesting the rainwater off of their solar panels to compensate for their increased field size

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The students in the Agrivoltaics program at OSU were able to improve their irrigation system for their crops by harvesting the rainwater off of their solar panels to compensate for their increased field size

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Searched Oregon State University + Sustainability, then found “The Ecologue” through their Sustainability page

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Stanford University has Stanford University has a leading sustainability program through its Doerr School of Sustainability, which focuses on climate solutions and environmental research.

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Stanford University has Stanford University has a leading sustainability program through its Doerr School of Sustainability, which focuses on climate solutions and environmental research.

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Stanford sustainability program

Doerr School of Sustainability

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Investments of $1.1 billion from John and Ann Doerr, along with gifts from other philanthropists, catalyze interdisciplinary efforts to tackle urgent climate and sustainability challenges facing people and ecosystems worldwide.

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Eastern Washington University's prairie restoration project.

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Eastern Washington University's prairie restoration project.

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Restoring campus lands with their native plants and habitat.

Cooperative with local Native communities

Connects students, staff, faculty and visitors with the lost landscape

Incorporates, honors and brings awareness to tribal knowledge and helps sustain those traditions

At PCC a similaimportance. A smaller scale could be to replace landscaping with native plants species and use the GIS department to map them and create an interactive map for learning about the plants and their traditional uses and importances.

https://www.ewu.edu/give/prairie/

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At the University of Portland, a team of student mechanics have opened a bike repair shop that offers free tune-ups for students that bike to school. They offer services like chain cleaning, pumped tires, safety inspections and more. 

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At the University of Portland, a team of student mechanics have opened a bike repair shop that offers free tune-ups for students that bike to school. They offer services like chain cleaning, pumped tires, safety inspections and more. 

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I found this source by searching Universities + Social Sustainability Programs

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Bike Maintenance and Repair

The OPP Bike Shop is staffed by our student bike mechanics. We offer most simple bike repairs, as well as bike tune-ups! Bikes can be brought around the side of Beauchamp to our exterior entrance along N Strong St. Follow this link for our bike shop hours.

Tune-Ups at the UP Bike Shop are FREE! Tune Ups include chain cleaning, pumped tires, safety inspection, light brake/derailleur tuning & minor adjustments. Any additional services are charged for. See below for a full list of prices and serviced provided.

Bike Shop Services Estimated Costs

*Actual prices may vary

Repairs Estimated Pricing

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Bike shop services, rentals, and repair costs.

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Secretary of Energy Calls Out Mt. Hood Community College For Energy Efficiency Efforts

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Secretary of Energy Calls Out Mt. Hood Community College For Energy Efficiency Efforts

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One of MHCC's latest endeavors includes the installation of electric vehicle chargers on campus, providing convenient access to sustainable transportation options for students, faculty, and staff. This addition aligns with the college's broader strategy to promote eco-friendly practices and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Found through MHCC 2024 history

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A non-insignificant number of students are inhibited by a lack of reliable transportation, and more reliable public transit could be a solution.

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A non-insignificant number of students are inhibited by a lack of reliable transportation, and more reliable public transit could be a solution.

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Found by googling “effects of higher bus frequency at college campuses”

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Clackamas Community College Launches their Wildlife Wonders Summer Series

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Clackamas Community College Launches their Wildlife Wonders Summer Series

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From Searching Clackamas community college sustainability articles

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OREGON CITY - Join the Clackamas Community College Environmental Learning Center for a series of presentations that explore wetlands, wildlife, and both current and historical human-wildlife interactions provided by professionals and industry experts.

Wildlife Wonders will take place Thursdays, July 17-Aug. 28, noon-1 p.m., at the Environmental Learning Center on the Oregon City campus, 19600 Molalla Ave. A suggested donation of $10 will help cover the costs. Registration is encouraged, but guests can drop in at 11:45 a.m. to secure a spot.
July 17 | Five insects and their impacts on human history
History has been influenced many times and in many ways by insects. Retired entomologist Rob Wiedenmann tells some of the tales from the book "The Silken Thread," which he co-authored with Ray Fisher.
July 24 | Restoring Oregon's coastal balance: Bringing sea otters back
Join Chanel Hason, director of outreach and community relations for Elakha Alliance, for an engaging presentation about the organization's efforts to restore sea otters to the Oregon coast. Discover how these charismatic marine mammals are vital to the health of coastal ecosystems, the history behind their disappearance and the collaborative work being done to bring them back. Learn how to support this critical conservation mission and help make a lasting impact on Oregon's marine environment.
July 31 | New Carissa oil spill response and natural resource protection and restoration
Join Preston Sleeger, retired regional environmental officer for the U.S. Department of the Interior (Pacific Northwest Region), to learn about the response to the grounding of the New Carissa freighter and subsequent oil spill on the coast near Coos Bay in February 1999. Hear about the efforts made to protect natural resources and their eventual restoration.
Aug. 7 | Portland urban coyote project
Coyotes are intelligent and adaptive animals that have expanded their range across North America over the last 200 years. Coyotes can survive and thrive in a wide variety of habitats - including our own backyards. Join this presentation to learn how The Portland Urban Coyote Project studies human and coyote interaction in the Portland metropolitan area.
Aug. 14 | Wild mushrooms: Forage, identify and prepare
Oregon Mycological Society is an educational and scientific organization. Its mission is to study, collect and identify fungi, educate members and the public in fungi identification, and promote health and safety in the gathering and consumption of fungi. Review the basics of mushroom identification as well as foraging and cooking safety.
Aug. 21 | The wonders of bird migration
Join Bird Alliance of Oregon biologist Candace Larson and explore the what, why, when and how of bird migration and what to do to help them on their migratory travels.
Aug. 28 | Undersea volcanoes
An underwater volcano in the Pacific Northwest is expected to erupt sometime this year for the first time in 11 years. The volcano, Axial Seamount, lies about a mile below the ocean's surface, roughly 300 miles from the coast of Astoria. Join Clackamas Community College geology instructor AK Kotash to learn more about the world of undersea volcanoes.

Register at https://bit.ly/wildlife-wonders-series. For more information, contact michelle.scholz@clackamas.edu. Learn more about programs offered at the Environmental Learning Center at www.clackamas.edu/elc.
About the Environmental Learning Center
The Environmental Learning Center has a rich history as an educational resource for Clackamas Community College, regional schools, industry and the community. Located on the former site of a Smucker's processing plant, the center was created to demonstrate what people could do to reclaim industrial sites, address stormwater issues and restore wildlife habitats in urban areas. Each year thousands of people visit to explore the 5-acre site and learn about watershed health. The site serves as an important stormwater facility for the college campus and provides critical wetland habitat for resident and migratory birds, such as the great blue heron, wood duck and merganser.

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CCC Environmental Learning Center launches Wildlife Wonders summer series

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I found this by googling "Yale University sustainability programs"

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Our Objectives and Goals

Achieve carbon neutrality for Yale University by or before 2050

This Objective is supported by the following goals. Progress reflects activities and accomplishments from July 2020 - June 2021:

Mitigation and Adaptation

This Objective is supported by the following goals. Progress reflects activities and accomplishments from July 2020 - June 2021:

Investment Opportunities

This Objective is supported by the following goals. Progress reflects activities and accomplishments from July 2020 - June 2021:

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Taking Action in a Changing Climate Yale is committed to achieving zero actual carbon emissions by 2050 with an interim goal to reach net zero emissions by 2035. Net zero will be attained primarily by reducing campus emissions 65% below 2015 levels and, as needed, retiring high-quality, verifiable carbon offsets.