Published on September 16th, 2010 | by Christina Yanascavage
Here are 10 great tips for starting this semester with an effort to be environmentally friendly: 1. Assess your carbon footprint “There are some free carbon footprint calculators online,” said Atmospheric Science doctoral student Christine Haman. “It’s important to find …... Read More →Published on March 31st, 2010 | by Christina Yanascavage
Cars driving thousands of miles per gallon were a local highlight this weekend. Spectators could see over 42 teams driving 48 eco-efficient prototype and urban concept cars on a street course in downtown Houston. Gasoline, hydrogen …... Read More →Published on March 23rd, 2010 | by Christina Yanascavage
Many UH students started their spring break with getting their hands a little dirty. Teaching community members about plants was the focus of one UH group, while innovative ways to grow plants was the focus of …... Read More →Published on March 8th, 2010 | by Christina Yanascavage
More than a dozen students, faculty and staff met Feb. 19 to discuss how to shape UH’s “going green” movement. Later that day, a ride-sharing program was approved — a major step toward offering the service …... Read More →Published on February 8th, 2010 | by Christina Yanascavage
Dozens of students gathered at the UH Environmental Club’s January meeting to plan for an active, environmentally friendly, spring semester. The meeting began with a discussion about clean energy jobs. The students commented on a …... Read More →Published on December 1st, 2009 | by Christina Yanascavage
‘ The following’ is a list of’ some green trends, events and activities to look for on campus and in Houston during 2010. 10. Carbon Footprint Study The most recent UH Carbon Footprint Study is expected …... Read More →Published on November 24th, 2009 | by Christina Yanascavage
The UH Carbon Footprint Study was recently completed and an official report is expected to be finalized between today and Jan. 2010. Commuting and buildings are the two biggest contributors to the University’s carbon footprint, according …... Read More →Published on November 17th, 2009 | by Christina Yanascavage
Greenbuild International Conference and Expo brought participants from all over the world to Phoenix for one common goal: to go green. Approximately 28,000 participants and leaders attended the United States Green Building Council organized event. Sessions …... Read More →Published on November 10th, 2009 | by Christina Yanascavage
Green UH Day was one of the first of many campus and community environmental activities happening in November. Green UH Day was an event that provided students an opportunity to learn about environmentally related activities and …... Read More →Published on November 3rd, 2009 | by Christina Yanascavage
The ‘green’ theme at Houston Community College’s Flash & Trash Fashion Show on Friday was unique, as designers displayed a number of environmentally friendly pieces. The 15th annual show was hosted by the HCC Fashion Design …... Read More →
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