Jeff Howard. Published on
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The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, of which UT Arlington is a member, has issued its annual compendium of developments in campus sustainability. The 356-page volume provides an overview of sustainability efforts on hundreds of campuses, including UT Arlington.
AASHE Digest 2008 (pdf)
UT Austin hired a contractor to perform the university’s first carbon footprint analysis. The results were published this spring.
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David Hopman’s work on ecological landscape design is profiled in the latest issue of the university’s research magazine. Hopman is assistant professor of landscape architecture and chairs the PSC’s Landscape & Habitat Work Group.
Article
The City of Arlington is holding a workshop on building rain barrels and using them for irrigation. Participants who register and pay the $40 fee will leave with a 55-gallon rain barrel. Several spots still available (as of June 3).
A limited number of UT Arlington students may “audit” the workshop without paying the registration fee and without receiving a barrel (contact Dustan Compton).
Details and registration form
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