Recycling, 'Office Space'-style
Sitting in your gray cubicle, writing a note on a Post-it using a bright red pen so you really remember to email Stan tomorrow and what happens? The ink in
Solar-powered plane, Solar Impulse visits Phoenix and ASU
Solar Impulse, the innovative Swiss solar-powered airplane, arrived in Phoenix on May 4, 2013 marking a succesful first leg of their 2013 Across America mission. The Solar Impulse team participated
ASU student creates algae-inspired art
Making what’s commonly referred to as “green slime” artistic may seem like a Herculean feat, but Arizona State University student Phillip Carrier is using tiny algae plants as inspiration for
Biodiesel Magazine: Arizona State University student creates algae-inspired art
School of Art student Phillip Carrier is an artist-in-residence at ASU's AzCATI, creating a piece that will blend science, technology, and art to help realize a more sustainable future.
Sustainability alum takes the 'hazard' out of 'hazardous waste'
As a hazard waste compliance officer for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Bradley Baker conducts inspections of facilities and assist owners in providing a healthy environment for employees.
ASU LightWorks’ Dr. Ellen Stechel to showcase solar-to-fuel solutions at 50th International Paris Air Show
The International Paris Air Show, inaugurated in 1909, is the world’s oldest (and largest) aviation show, drawing participants from all over the world. Open to both professionals and the general
States dependent on Colorado River consider conservation effort
Officials in the seven states that depend on the drought-beset Colorado River expressed a cautious willingness Tuesday to join the federal government in a complex, possibly contentious effort to step up conservation.
One degree: Icing the heat island effect
A Thought Leader Series Piece By Mick Dalrymple Note: Mick Dalrymple is a LEED-accredited professional and co-founder of the Arizona Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council. He is the ASU
Employee program to recycle small things gets big results, campus award
To help ASU become a zero waste university by 2015, the Materials Management team is collecting used and unwanted office supplies to recycle or reuse them.
Panama Canal watershed offers test bed for ASU reforestation study
Sustainability Scientist Charles Perrings assisted in researching the ecosystem services provided by natural reforestation versus teak plantation to help the Panama Canal Authority meet higher water demands.
ASU awarded Think Green Grant, will expand composting program
School of Sustainability students will partner with the Facilities Development Management Recycling program to develop new ways to divert the university's waste from the landfill to reach ASU's 2015 zero waste goal.
Students, faculty 'show' sustainability at open house event
The School of Sustainability's year-end event had students, faculty, and community members partnering together for future collaborations, research, and education, giving students a professional team setting while solving real-word sustainability issues.