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Every once in a while, it’s kinda nice to see that over 300 colleges and universities are taking action based on the work you’re doing. That’s exactly what…
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Every once in a while, it’s kinda nice to see that over 300 colleges and universities are taking action based on the work you’re doing. That’s exactly what…
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Since the beginning of 2013, the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council has followed more than 90 bills across 30 states that seek to advance heal…
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Today, the Center for Green Schools and Architecture for Humanity released a new tool for catalyzing school building improvements in communities across the c…
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Are you a leader in every sense of the word? Were you the captain of the cheerleading squad or debate team, or president of your student council? Head of the local PTA? Always being described as going “above and beyond” for your family, neighborhood, school or community?
Was the Green Apple Day of Service the highlight of your 2012?
On Monday, April 22, 2013, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, Acting EPA Administrator Bob Perciasepe and White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Nancy Sutley celebrated the 43rd Earth Day at Mundo Verde Charter School in Washington, D.C., to announce the second year of honorees of the U.S. Department of Education’s Green Ribbon Schools (ED-GRS) award program.
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The Center for Green Schools team was up bright and early this morning for the Earth Day segment on the TODAY Show, where we worked with the Green Bronx Machine to build living walls on t…
NYC students to build green living walls on Rockefeller Plaza as part of Center’s Green Apple Initiative
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It was a big day in Ohio this week when professionals from across the region were convened by USGBC’s Central Ohio Chapter for Design Columbus. Set in the Center of S…
The Campus Conservation Nationals (CCN) competition closes in less than two weeks, and we are just 20,000 kWhs away from our national goal! Thousands of students across the nation have dedicated their time and creativity to “compete to reduce” energy and water consumption on campus and are now waiting to see if we reach the goal of reducing energy consumption by 2 million kWhs.