Operations
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ENERGY
FAIR |
MATT HEALY With the help of the Utilities and Maintenance Services Department, we'll be putting on a University-wide Energy Fair. Everybody in the University community will get a chance to learn about simple things they can do to make an impact, and conserve energy. |
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CAMPUS ENVIRONMENTAL RESERCH PROGRAM |
MONAH HANNA Internships. Research opportunities. Co-op. Independent Studies. You've seen such opportunites for everything from ancient Roman history to llama micro-biology. But you haven't seen anything on the environment. Well, stay tuned, because we're teaming up and working hard with the Plant Services Department, SNRE, and other faculty to create long-standing environmental research partnerships. |
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RECYCLED TOILET PAPER |
LI YEN TAN Want to see toilet paper at the 'U'? How about earth-friendly cleaning products? Hopefully, it'll happen through this year's Theme Semester! |
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CHLORINE FREE PAPER |
DORON COMERCHRO Working with the Ann Arbor Ecology Center, we're trying to provide the 'U' with an affordable and environmentally-friendly chlorine-free, recycled paper source. |
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OFF-CAMPUS RECYCLING |
ROBIN DEUTSCH Recycling seemed to work pretty ok in the dorms (well, ok, so there's always room for improvement) but it's a disaster off campus. We're trying to come up with ways to make it better; make it work! Plus, we're trying to find a permanant home of Operation Reuse and Recyle, a program that gets collected clothing, foodstuffs, and household goods from moveout reused. |
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A.D. RECYCLING |
JEANNETTE STAWSKI As far as recycling goes, (and as far as we're concerned) there's always room for improvement in recycling. This is especially true for the athletic department. We're working hard to make some permanent change for the better come out of the Theme Semester. |
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ON-CAMPUS RECYCLING |
GREG WARNER And of course, it goes without saying that the rest of U of M needs some coaching on campus for recycling. |
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INCINERATORS |
REI ANDO The 'U' says that the incinerator on the medical campus is one of the best in the nation. Other sources say it's the worst. Who's telling the truth, and what can be done about it??? |