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Students are participating in five on-campus J-term citizenship sustainability projects, including a Butterfly Garden revitalization, a preserve cleanup and preserve trail improvement project and two campus trash cleanups (at Potomac and Military) and a c...
Hillel@Lynn celebrated the Jewish holiday Tu B'Shevat, "The New Year of the Trees," by planting trees in the preserve on campus Feb. 4. Tu B'Shevat is the day that marks the beginning of a "new year" for trees. The day sends a good message that we are the...
Perper Residence Hall earned LEED points on 5 out of 6 possible areas on water efficiency, which is a difficult task to complete. On the overall score card, the building is on track for the silver status on the LEED scoring system.
As construction continue...
The National Intelligence Council Global Trends: 2030 projects a 40% increase in demand for food and water by 2030 and nearly 50% of the world's population will live in areas with limited access to food and water. These scarcities will wor...
Lynn recycled, 22.8 tons of bottles, cans and paper through September 2017. However, there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes. Items such as fluorescent lightbulbs, cleaning chemicals, oils, greases and electronics cannot be thrown in the trash and r...
• Last year, taxpayers spent nearly $11 billion cleaning up litter across the U.S., 10 times more than the cost of trash disposal. (North Carolina alone spent $15 million and removed 7.5 million pounds of just roadside litter. That’s equivalent...