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Promoting sustainability across campus
“‘The number one thing that students can do other than refusing and reducing is understanding what kind of material they are throwing away.’”
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Keeping up with campus sustainability
“‘Sustainability is this huge problem that nobody knows [exactly] how to tackle, but the modules break things down into digestible issues with actionable solutions.’”
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The cultural consequences of climate change
“‘My kids are growing up in a world where it snows twice a winter. That’s not the way I grew up, [but] they’re never going to know anything different.’”
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Conservation on campus: Inspiring change
International conservationist Dr. Pablo Borboroglu’s lecture at Butler inspires students to educate themselves on conservation and sustainability.
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BU Be Green
Students and staff alike are working towards making campus more ecologically sound for future Bulldogs.
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Reduce, reuse, rewear
In the Irvington Community Room from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. students will be able to trade in unwanted clothing for other students’ clothing.
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How to be sustainable in fashion: EcoReps Clothing Swap
Student organization EcoReps will hold a clothing swap Feb. 5 to combat the environmental and social damage that fast fashion poses — plus five top tips to be more sustainable.
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Student organizations for social justice
These organizations are bringing awareness to suicide prevention, sexual assault and sustainability while creating a welcoming space for all students.
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Composting in Residence Halls
Multimedia reporter Brook Tracy reports about how students can now compost in residence halls thanks to the EcoReps organization at Butler.