Brock University will mark Earth Day (April 22) this year by hosting a weeklong drive to collect unwanted digital clutter and electronic waste for recycling starting Monday.
Brock red? How about Brock green? It’s not a stretch thanks to the University’s greening efforts, which recently netted a Horizon Utilities Energy Excellence Award for demonstrating a commitment to reducing demand for electricity and becoming more energy efficient.
Parts of Brock University will go dark tomorrow (Saturday, March 23) from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. in support of Earth Hour.
Brock’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre is hosting its third annual seminar series tomorrow Wednesday, Jan. 30 at Rodman Hall in St. Catharines.
Brock University’s latest green measures include a carbon audit of its greenhouse gas emissions and a new electric vehicle.
St. Catharines Standard, Nov. 30
The Standard “Green Team” interviews Richard Mitchell, co-chair of Brock’s sustainability co-ordinating committee, about the University’s carbon audit. The four-month study comes after two years of research by Mitchell, who is also a Child and Youth Studies professor, and the student-led Ontario Public Interest Research Group.
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