Sentences with phrase «campus climate challenge»

The challenge itself was the product of collaboration between thinkMTV and the Campus Climate Challenge, a project of 30 leading environmental and social justice organizations working with hundreds of high schools and colleges to help them make their schools greener.

• The Campus Climate Challenge calls for all college campuses in the U.S. to reduce their CO2 emissions to zero.

The Campus Climate Challenge is planning a new and more energetic clean energy campaign.

And so, in a time when there was no chance of federal action on climate and energy, we started with a campus climate challenge.

After completing her Master's Degree in Environmental Management, Ms. Mossett began her work with IEN as the Tribal Campus Climate Challenge Coordinator, engaging with more than 30 tribal colleges to instate community based environmental programs, discuss issues of socio - ecologic injustice, and connect indigenous youth with green jobs.

Campus Climate Challenge releases preliminary College greenhouse gas inventory.

The inaugural Power Down competition, started by Campus Climate Challenge, is won by Walker Hall.

One early success is the Campus Climate Challenge, which organizes university students to get their school's administrators to commit to making the campus climate - neutral; to date, more than 550 schools have agreed to a plan.

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It is challenging to create a climate of inclusion if there is little diversity on campus, so developing strategies for increasing diversity — and collecting data to clearly understand their progress — is important.

The plan seeks to implement the concept of using the campus as a kind of «living laboratory» to explore innovative and scalable ways of tackling the daunting challenges of climate change, and to use that living laboratory to enhance the educational experience of MIT's students and provide new hands - on teaching opportunities for its faculty.

CFACT's Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow, have been making appearances on university campuses to «challenge the liberal orthodoxy all too rampant on America's colleges and universities» with regards to climate change.