Tag: "Sustainability"
World's largest cities depend on evaporated water from surrounding lands
A new study found that 19 of the 29 largest cities in the world depend on evaporation from surrounding lands for more than one-third of their water supplies.
CSU’s Hillel among first in nation to receive international sustainability honor
The Hillel chapter at Colorado State is one of the first student-run organizations in the country to receive an international recognition known as the Hazon Seal of Sustainability.
Former head of the EPA speaks on campus Feb. 28
Gina McCarthy served in the Obama administration and helped develop the Climate Action Plan, signed the Clean Power Plan, and spurred international efforts to secure the Paris Climate Agreement.
'We Are Still In': Despite Official Withdrawal, How Some In The US Still Plan To Fight Climate Change
Two Coloradans, including CSU Research Scientist Gillian Bowser, who attended the recent United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany, joined Colorado Matters to speak about their experiences in Bonn.
Students partner with city, county to advance sustainability efforts
A small group of undergraduates, many of them incoming freshman, had a unique experience in Fort Collins as part of the 2017 Community Sustainability Workshop.
Greening Beer: How local brewers are prioritizing sustainability
The Sept. 7 SoGES panel will explore the opportunities to reduce emissions and conserve on water and energy losses within the beer industry.
Sustainable seafood docks on CSU tables
CSU's new partnership with Sea to Table means students will have sustainable salmon and shrimp in residential dining centers.
CSU a finalist for Climate Action Plan’s Innovate Fort Collins Challenge
Colorado State University is one of six community finalists selected to pitch their ideas for achieving key Fort Collins carbon reduction goals at a public forum being held Aug. 3 at the Lincoln Center.