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Climate change is a defining issue and impacts our lives and health in a variety of ways, such as droughts, floods, fire and unhealthy air quality.

Earlier this semester, the LIBS 320B students of Justine Law created art along the pathways near Darwin Hall and the Schulz Library sharing warnings and messages about Climate Change.  They've completed another fantastic project this semester and have created climate change videos for k

On Thursday, October 13,2022, in front of Schulz library and Darwin Hall, Justine Law's LIBS 320B: Climate Change and Society class took designs they had previously created and produced sidewalk art related to climate change.

In a big step forward to operate as a more sustainable and resilient campus, SSU has received approval from the Chancellor’s Office to install an array of solar panels in several campus parking lots.

Learn to upcycle, recycle and save the planet

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First-ever Zero Waste Week events start Sunday

By MARY CALLAHAN - THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

Like to waste less food?

Applications now being accepted for Camp 2030 Summit!

Empowering young leaders to end poverty, inequality, injustice, and climate change by the year 2030.

Students in GEP 396.4: Waste Management, Recycling and Policy, are characterizing waste, recycling, and organics samples collected from waste collection stations in common areas on SSU campus.

The City of Healdsburg is launching a recruitment for a Utility Conservation Analyst. This would be a great opportunity for graduating seniors or graduate students with an interest in the field.

TO: Campus community
FR: President’s Sustainability Advisory Council
RE: Sustainability and Climate Action Plan update