February is the coldest month of the year and the best time to carpool with someone at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ. That's why joining Carpool Month can save you money, helps the environment, gives you a chance to power nap, and maybe even makes new friends.Ìý
Lack of knowledge. Inconvenience. Uncertainty. These barriers can make battery recycling seem difficult for people to participate in.
On Thursday, January 21, 2016,ÌýSustainable Youth CanadaÌý(SYC) partnered with theÌýÀ¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Region Environment NetworkÌý(WREN) to host a one of the largest local sustainability-themed networking events for youth in our community.ÌýWhat can YOUth do? A Conference by Youth for YouthÌýengaged hundreds of university and high school students throughout À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Region who have a passion for environmental issues and creating sustainable change.
Since our formation over the 3 years ago, UW Campus Compost has established the view that composting is both a science and an art -- and messy ones at that. The science is biochemistry and ecology; it's the interaction of external factors and ratios of organic matter; it's the techniques used. The art view considers composting a labour of love -- and one that should be shared with others.
Learn more about Sustainable Campus Initiative (SCI) fall term activities.
Commuting to campus on my bike is unglamorous common sense. Parking is free, and it turns the road rage of rush hour driving into joy. Cycling also makes me feel fast and powerful – not everyday feelings for many women. With all of these benefits, it's certainly worth a try!
Mathew Thijssen shares how the central plant exhaust stack heats and cools the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ's campus and its impact on our sustainability journey.Ìý