UMass has been named one of the most successful schools in the country and Canada to “go green,” according to a new guide released by the Princeton Review.
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UMass included in “Princeton Review’s Guide to 311 Green Colleges”
Tags: green, Princeton, sustainability
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Bike to the Beat concert promotes sustainability
A concert in the Cape Cod Lounge Tuesday night demonstrated the effects of wasteful energy and promoted a more sustainable way of life.
Tags: Bike to the Beat, Eco-Rep, sustainability
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New permaculture garden makes progress
The project to construct a new permaculture garden being constructed outside of Franklin Dining Commons has recently completed its first out of three stages of development. Once completed, the garden will supply fresh produce to be used in the Dining Commons.
Tags: Auxiliary Servies, Franklin, Gardens, Permaculture, sustainability
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UMass ranks among nation’s greenest universities
In a recent list from The Princeton Review, UMass was honored as a school that has taken great steps towards a “greener” campus.
Tags: Eco-Rep, Environmental Performance Advisory Committee, green, Josh Stoffel, sustainability
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