Supplier corner - large recycler of the year
Carpet America Recovery Effort names Shaw Industries the Large Recycler of the Year. Shaw has recycled more than 100 million pounds of post-consumer carpet through the Evergreen Nylon Recycling facility, gaining
ASU Sign Shop’s sustainable signage
The ASU Sign Shop (Environmental Graphic Design Group) has been designing and maintaining sustainable signage on the ASU campus for over twenty years. The vast majority of the signage on
New addition to the recycling team
ASU Recycling has a new addition to our team thanks to volunteers and private contributions, and we need your help in naming it! Once you choose the name, our newest
Sustainability practice with ASU’s Bonny Bentzin
Interview by Sean Briggs and Kari Utley > Link to podcast Kari Utley: Welcome to a special edition of iPopping Podcasts from the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at
Sustainable business plan student competition: Win up to $20,000
Do you have a great idea for a sustainable product, business or service? If so, the Global Institute of Sustainability is hosting an internal Arizona State University competition to select
ASU team among finalists for Sustainable Innovation Summit
The ASU Sun team, composed of MBA students from the W.P. Carey School of Business and PhD candidates from the School of Sustainability, has been chosen as one of the
Decision Center for a Desert City wins international prize
The Decision Center for a Desert City (DCDC) has been tapped as one of a handful of institutions worldwide to receive this year’s Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for
Research engineer makes a big idea bigger
By Michelle SchwartzCommunications and Marketing CoordinatorGlobal Institute of SustainabilityIt's a bright idea. Monitor a building's energy use, put the information under the noses of the building's occupants, and use it
World's most advanced solar testing and certification facility created for global market by private and public solar labs
New global-reach state-of-the-art venture to be launched with international invitation-only events featuring company, government, and solar industry dignitaries — stay tuned for details PHOENIX/TEMPE, Ariz.; NEWTOWN, Conn.; YOKOHAMA, Japan; COLOGNE,
Why a sustainability blog
This blog has been developed in partnership with many of the operational departments at ASU. GIOS, Purchasing and Facilities have taken the lead to bring you the latest information on sustainability
Vampire energy
Vampire Energy is not a ghoulish Halloween prank but a serious loss of energy in all areas of the modern world. What is it? “Vampire Energy” or “Phantom Power” is
Sustainability viewpoints
Many of you have heard me talk about how our strength is in all the people across the University helping to make our sustainability goals a reality. We have three