We can all use new sources of inspiration when it comes to working toward greater sustainability. You can find them in this blog, where we profile some of the many people in the UNL community who make smart choices about the resources they use where they live, work and play.
Faculty Profile: Michael Forsberg Calls Great Plains Home
Monday, November 6, 2017
Michael Forsberg was in college when he first discovered his connection to the natural world through the lens of a camera.
“Photos help us see the Earth itself is a living and breathing thing,” Forsberg said while sipping a cup of coffee at the Coffee House. “Everything is connecting to everything else.”
10 Ways to Have a Sustainable Thanksgiving
Monday, November 6, 2017
Thanksgiving is a day to get together with family and give thanks. But every year, many Americans forget to show thanks to something very important to them: the planet. Follow these tips for a more sustainable Thanksgiving that our planet will thank you for.
Students Save Company Energy and Money through Internship
Monday, November 6, 2017
Students get real-world experience saving the environment while working with companies to save them money through the Partners in Pollution Prevention Program.
Aircuity Keeps Ventilation Efficient and Safe
Monday, November 6, 2017
The University of Nebraska, Lincoln is improving energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions through the technology Aircuity.
Go Green for Big Red Diverts Pounds from the Landfill on Game Days
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Every week, there’s a wave of green that contrasts the red surrounding the stadium on game days. While most fans are getting ready to help cheer on their Huskers, a group of volunteers help Lincoln in another way with Go Green for Big Red.
