Students are leading a sustainability campaign called "retriever treasure', collecting donations from residence halls as students begin the process of moving out, to prevent reusable items from...
What to Recycle: Aluminum cans, metals, paper, cardboard, glass, plastics. Paper: In academic and administrative areas, paper is collected separately. What to Compost: DO NOT...
UMBC Green Office Program Promotes Conservation Actions The program is straightforward: offices are encouraged to become “green office certified” by meeting a number of requirements on a...
The events that Celebrate Earth Week @UMBC! have been organized by passionate and committed volunteers, students leaders, caring people at this caring place. For us to achieve sustainability,...
Faculty Curriculum Development Workshop: Incorporating Sustainability Across Disciplines will take place Thursday, May 26th and Friday, May 27th, 2016. 10am to 5pm. Registration is now open...
One week from today is Earth Day. The following week is URCAD, UMBC's undergraduate research fair. Today we are spotlighting some undergraduate researchers who decided to focus on the environment,...
Adam Hg, from the Retriever Weekly, interviewed Tanvi Gadhia, UMBC's Sustainability Coordinator, about the Green Office Program. 1) Why is it important to maintain a green work environment...
At this link, you can view a guide to eco-friendly events at UMBC! http://sustainability.umbc.edu/1460-2/ Dear student leaders, Did you know that there is an easy way to make your next...
Recently in Paris, the international politicians came together to determine how to address climate change. Here at UMBC, President Hrabowski signed the "American Campus Act on Climate Pledge"...