Highlighting the business, educational, and moral arguments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions on campus, with best practices from U.S. colleges and universities.
By David J. Eagan, Julian Keniry and Justin Schott with Praween Dayananda,
Kristy Jones and Lisa Madry
This richly detailed guide to climate action at colleges and universities focuses on the numbers -- with examples from more than 100 schools showing how they cut emissions, saved money and made a difference. For campuses just starting out, it gives how-to steps for conducting an inventory, creating a plan and leading toward a sustainable future.
Higher Education in a Warming World is available as a FREE download.
To view the REPORT and see the list of SCHOOLS it features,
visit http://www.nwf.org/Campus-Ecology/Resources/Reports/Higher-Education-in-a-Warming-World.aspx.
Here's what you'll find inside . . .
Examples from more than 100 schools!
What Climate Science Tells Us
Higher Education and the Case for Climate Leadership
Stepping Up: Strategies for Action
Implementing Climate Action Solutions
Effective Financing Methods
Becoming a Campus Climate Champion
For questions about National Wildlife Federation's new report "Higher Education in a Warming World" or the Campus Ecology program please contact campus@nwf.org or 703-438-6000.
Campus Ecology...It takes a big step to make a smaller footprint.
Higher Education in a Warming World – The Business Case for Climate Leadership on Campus
Posted: September 11, 2019 by MAEE Administration
Category: Sharing Environmental Education Knowledge (SEEK)
Highlighting the business, educational, and moral arguments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions on campus, with best practices from U.S. colleges and universities.
By David J. Eagan, Julian Keniry and Justin Schott with Praween Dayananda,
Kristy Jones and Lisa Madry
This richly detailed guide to climate action at colleges and universities focuses on the numbers -- with examples from more than 100 schools showing how they cut emissions, saved money and made a difference. For campuses just starting out, it gives how-to steps for conducting an inventory, creating a plan and leading toward a sustainable future.
Higher Education in a Warming World is available as a FREE download.
To view the REPORT and see the list of SCHOOLS it features,
visit http://www.nwf.org/Campus-Ecology/Resources/Reports/Higher-Education-in-a-Warming-World.aspx.
Here's what you'll find inside . . .
For questions about National Wildlife Federation's new report "Higher Education in a Warming World" or the Campus Ecology program please contact campus@nwf.org or 703-438-6000.
Campus Ecology...It takes a big step to make a smaller footprint.