Joe Indvik graduated from Dartmouth College in 2010. As a student and later independent consultant, he led a team to design and implement a $1 million green revolving loan fund at Dartmouth. He...
Delegates and representatives have flown home allowing the dust to settle around the COP-17 talks in Durban, but the substance and outcomes of the two week long talks remain a bit hazy. Overall,...
Eleven students from Dickinson College (PA) blog live from South Africa in this installment of the AASHE Bulletin Sustainability Student Diary series. The students are participants in the 17th...
It’s that time of year again -- the time for delegates from all over the world to talk climate change and what we can do about it as a global citizenry. COP-17, the 17th annual meeting of the...
This session was presented at AASHE 2011 on Tuesday, October 11th. Thanks to Russ Pierson for taking copious notes to share with those that could not be in attendance. Join the AASHE 2011...
Join the AASHE 2011 Transcription Project and help spread the great ideas presented at the conference! Tony Cortese Executive Director of Second Nature Just a year after AASHE was created,...
Full Title: U.S. Higher Education Solar Capacity Leaps 450 percent in 3 Years We are pleased to announce that today AASHE has launched a new Campus Solar Photovoltaic Installations Database that...
With the arrival of two new staff members this summer, the STARS team has taken on the task of identifying new ways to utilize data submitted by over 125 STARS Participants to date. Beginning in...
I just finished a conference call where more than a dozen NGO leaders were holding a discussion with representatives from the US Departments of State, Education, and Labor. The meeting was...
Antioch University New England (AUNE) recently achieved participation from 100 percent of its employees in the Green Guru program, an initiative to make office spaces at the University more...