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The solar panels on Morley Science Center and the Offsite Shelving Facility are currently generating 0 kilowatts of electricity combined.
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Winter Shutdown ‘10
For the second year in the college’s experiment, we closed our doors on December 24th, shuttered up buildings, turned down the heat, turned off computers, refrigerators, photocopiers, and all sorts of other electrical equipment in an effort to save energy, minimize spending on utilities, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions during a relatively slow period in [...]
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For the second year in the college’s experiment, we closed our doors on December 24th, shuttered up buildings, turned down the heat, turned off computers, refrigerators, photocopiers, and all sorts of other electrical equipment in an effort to save energy, minimize spending on utilities, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions during a relatively slow period in [...]
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Greening the Games: Can Sustainability and Athletics Reach the Same Goals?
Join us at 8:00 p.m. in the ‘62 Center for Theatre & Dance. Principal owner and board chair of the Pittsburgh Pirates Robert Nutting ‘84 joins Christina Cruz, athletics director at Southern Vermont College; Andrew Gardner, Middlebury College Nordic skiing coach; and Williams football player Tyler Ware ‘10 in an entertaining and enlightening discussion on athletics [...]
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Join us at 8:00 p.m. in the ‘62 Center for Theatre & Dance. Principal owner and board chair of the Pittsburgh Pirates Robert Nutting ‘84 joins Christina Cruz, athletics director at Southern Vermont College; Andrew Gardner, Middlebury College Nordic skiing coach; and Williams football player Tyler Ware ‘10 in an entertaining and enlightening discussion on athletics [...]
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There are a few simple things that students can do to reduce the environmental impact of laundry - an activity that is a major user of both energy and water in dorms. These posters have been posted in dorm laundry rooms.
There are a few simple things that students can do to reduce the environmental impact of laundry - an activity that is a major user of both energy and water in dorms.
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