News Releases
UAlbany Promotes Commitment to
Sustainability by Signing Agreement.
ALBANY, N.Y. (May 5, 2008) --
University at Albany-SUNY Interim
President George M. Philip today further
demonstrated UAlbany's commitment to
sustainability and to reducing its
environmental impact by signing the
American College and University
Presidents Climate Commitment.
Going Green: UAlbany Promotes Green
Campus By Signing Climate Commitment
ALBANY, N.Y. (May 5, 2008) --
View the video news clip for special
highlights of the event.
Motivated
Campus: RecycleMania Inspires Students
to Go Green.
ALBANY, N.Y. (February
25, 2008) -- RecycleMania is in full
swing at the University at Albany.
As part of UAlbany's Go Green
Initiative, RecycleMania teaches
students to lower consumption, protect
environmental resources and reduce
waste.
Mallia Named UAlbany's Director of
Environmental Sustainability.
ALBANY, N.Y. (February
1, 2008) -- Mary Ellen Mallia has been
named the University at Albany's
Director of Environmental
Sustainability. The newly-created
position is designed to support
UAlbany's sustainability efforts
including its
"Go Green" initiative, environmental
education and policies.
Think Globally: It's Electric! Save Energy Now.
ALBANY, N.Y. (October 22, 2007) --
Every Wednesday, UAlbany senior Matt
Ryan walks Empire Commons with a
clipboard, reading electric meters for
more than 200 student apartments. And
no, he's not the meter man. Ryan, a
senior from Shrub Oak, N.Y., is tracking
how much electricity each apartment
uses.
You Can Get There from Here:
UAlbany master's in regional planning
students and their professor envision
new ways to get around the uptown
campus.
ALBANY, N.Y. (Fall 2007) --
UAlbany master's in regional planning
students and their professor envision
new ways to get around the uptown
campus. Route 66 and the Yellow Brick
Road don't intersect on any map, of
course. But the best aspects of
both - practicality and wonder - will
soon overlap at UAlbany along the Purple
Path and the Golden Grid.
Campus Update: Robinson: "All in the
Same Boat" on a Greener UAlbany
ALBANY, N.Y. (February 23, 2007)
-- The University at Albany is buying
more local produce, is reducing its use
of electricity, and in general, is
becoming greener, according to Associate
Professor of Biological Sciences George
Robinson, a co-leader of the Task Force
on Environmental Sustainability.
UAlbany Students Turn Off the Lights to
Save Energy
ALBANY, N.Y. (February 20, 2007)
-- The
University at Albany's Energy Committee,
part of the President's Environmental
Sustainability Task Force, recently
launched a new conservation campaign by
encouraging students to reduce
electricity use in residence halls.
Campus Update: Albany Joins Nationwide
Recycling Competition
ALBANY, N.Y. (February 1, 2007) –
Whether you are a faculty member,
staffer, or a student, you can help the
University at Albany win the nationwide
RecycleMania competition. From now
through April 7, UAlbany is competing
against the University of Vermont,
Harvard, Stony Brook, Binghamton and
more than 150 other universities and
colleges across the nation to see who
can tip the scales in recycling tonnage.
UAlbany Launches "GoGreen"
ALBANY, N.Y. (October 13, 2006)
-- The University at Albany today kicked
off "UAlbany Goes Green," a
comprehensive environmental initiative
encouraging the University at Albany
faculty, staff, and students to "think
and act green" by embracing the
University's responsibility to conserve,
recycle, and beautify the campus and
environment.
Media Advisory: UAlbany Goes Green
ALBANY, N.Y. (October 11, 2006)
-- UAlbany's Task Force for
Environmental Sustainability reinforces
the University's recycling program
through promoting research and education
aimed at lowering consumption,
protecting environmental resources,
improving transportation efficiency, and
reducing waste. In the past four years
alone, UAlbany has recycled more than
3,000 tons—including an average of 1.7
million pounds of paper a year—or
approximately 83 pounds per person.
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