FAS Green Tip: Harvard's GHG Commitment
The annual Stuff Sale is here!
Need books or a few things for the house? Shop Harvard’s Annual Stuff Sale!
Goods include books, clothes, furniture, appliances, etc. Why buy new when you can buy gently used?
Proceeds support Harvard’s Habitat for Humanity program- last year over $92,000 was raised!
When:
Sat & Sun Aug 23-24 9 - 3 pm
Sat & Sun Aug 30-31 9 - 3 pm
Sat – Wed Sept 6-10 9 - 3 pm
Sat & Sun Sept 13-14 9 - 3 pm
Where:
Science Center Lawn
Early Birds
If you'd like to do some early bird shopping at Habitat's warehouse and see 20,000 square feet of furniture and dorm supplies, please contact Irina Perjar: iperjar@fas
Harvard Recycling Newsletter Online!
The Harvard Recycling newsletter is now online and filled with pictures. Check it out to find out about free surplus furniture and supplies that are available, our latest recycling news, and the ever popular campus nature watch.
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Herbaria's Green Newsletter: Vita Viridis
Steph Zabel, an FAS Eco-Citizen at Harvard Herbaria, produces and edits the lovely newsletter Vita Viridis. Read about her on our Eco-Citizens page, or email Steph for the latest issue.
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What is FAS doing to reduce its environmental impacts?
Geothermal, solar panels, hundreds of lighting retrofits, water efficient irrigation, and much much more!
Many of these projects are invisible to the naked eye or may not strike us as “green” when we see them, but they are everywhere around us. To bring them into a temporary spotlight, we created a special Green Tour slideshow that highlights some of the best resource conservation practices on our campus.
These and many other projects would have been impossible without the commitment, passion and persistence of many FAS staff, students and researchers, a few of whom are featured in the FAS Eco-Champions slideshow.
We are now part of a large, vibrant community that strives to reduce its footprint both at home and on our campus.
FAS Eco-Champions
