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Why recycle? Stop Trashing the Climate's new report details the link between climate change and wasting and offers a roadmap for how to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
We would like to thank Seppo for the use of his wonderful cartoons! Click here to check out his wonderful blog of environmental cartoons.
Why recycle? Have you not seen any of the Planet Earth episodes? Nuf said (member, recycling's not enough).
Click here to view a short segment about Tufts on CNN.com!
Every Tufts janitor receives an annual training on our latest recycling systems.
Learn more about plastics recycling and much more at thedailygreen.com.
Remember to recycle all plastic and aluminum containers and cups from Hotung and The Commons!
Want to extend environmentalism posthumously? Biodegradable “Ecopod” caskets allow you to fulfill this possibly strange, but definitely environmentally responsible, desire.
Carmichael and Dewick Dining Halls composted 176 tons in 2006!
Tufts was named in Grist Magazine's top 15 greenest schools!
Newly renovated eatery Hodgdon stopped selling most bottled beverages. Using soda fountains helps save energy from transportation and vending machines.
The Tufts Bookstore is constantly expanding its inventory of environmentally responsible products. They even have recycled printer paper now!
http://tufts.bncollege.com
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