I am part of a club at my collage where we help to educate others on reducing their water and energy waste! Follow us on Instagram at chicogreencampus for more stuff like this!
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from Morocco
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Norway

seen from Yemen
seen from United States

seen from Sweden
seen from United States

seen from China

seen from Norway

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Maldives
seen from Russia

seen from Yemen
I am part of a club at my collage where we help to educate others on reducing their water and energy waste! Follow us on Instagram at chicogreencampus for more stuff like this!
We support the universities and colleges in developing a green campus by reducing the carbon emissions in day to-day activities
Peduli Lingkungan, Unibos Terapkan Konsep Green Campus - Gosulsel
MAKASSAR, GOSULSEL.COM -- Universitas Bosowa (Unibos) kini berkomitmen menerapkan konsep Green Campus sebagai bentuk eco office dan kepedulian terhadap lingkungan. Komitmen ini ditunjukan dengan dilaksanakannya sosialisasi Green Campus kepada seluruh pimpinan, dosen dan karyawan Unibos. Kegiatan...
https://gosulsel.com/2020/02/24/peduli-lingkungan-unibos-terapkan-konsep-green-campus/
#GreenCampus #UnibosMakassar
Unija Sumenep Terpilih Jadi PTS Inovatif 'Green Campus'
PortalMadura.Com, Sumenep – Universitas Wiraraja (Unija) Sumenep, Madura, Jawa Timur terpilih menjadi salah satu perguruan tinggi swasta (PTS) ‘Green Campus‘. “Ini yang
Baca Selengkapnya di Source link
Komitmen kampus Hijau, Rektor UMMA Maros Sambangi P3E Suma Klikhijau.com - Rektor Universitas Muslim Maros (UMMA) Prof. Nurul Ilmi Idrus, Ph.D bersama rombongan berkunjung ke kantor Pusat Pengendalian Pembangunan Ekoregion Sulawesi dan Maluku (P3E Suma) KLHK, Selasa (14 Mei 2019).
Kejar Predikat Green Campus, UB Terapkan Program CFD
MALANGTODAY.NET - Tidak hanya mengajarkan pendidikan lingkungan sehat, Universitas Brawijaya (UB) Malang juga mempraktekkan langsung kegiatan peduli lingkungan dengan pengurangan polusi udara melalui program hari bebas kendaraan (car free day). Car Free day, atau yang sering disingkat menjadi CFD ini akan diberlakukan di UB pada setiap hari Jum'at, mulai pukul 05.00 sampai dengan pukul 11.00 WIB. Pada hari ini, seluruh civitas akademika UB tidak diperkenankan mengendarai kendaraan bermotor ketika memasuki lingkungan kampus. [irp] Wakil Rektor bidang perencanaan dan kerjasama UB, Moch. Sasmito menyampaikan bahwa program ini adalah sebagai salah satu usaha untuk mengurangi polusi sekaligus langkah dalam mencapai predikat Green Campus. "Dulu peringkat 215 Setelah itu kami melakukan berbagai upaya sana sini akhirnya saat ini kita menjadi ranking 7," paparnya kepada awak media yang hadir dalam gelaran CFD UB yang pertama, Jum'at (30/11/2018) "Ukuran untuk menjadi Green Campus itu ada 12 Salah satunya yaitu sistem transportasi dalam kampus," tambahnya. Sedangkan saat ini UB merupakan salah satu kampus besar dengan jumlah siswa terbesar di Indonesia yaitu 65 ribu mahasiswa, yang mana mayoritas mahasiswanya mengendarai kendaraan pribadi,baik itu roda dua maupun roda empat ketika mereka datang ke kampus. [irp] Sehingga salah satu jalan terbaik untuk mengurangi polusi lingkungan kampus, menurut Sasmito, adalah dengan menetapkan program CFD yang dilakukan satu minggu satu kali. Lebih lanjut Sasmito menjelaskan bahwa untuk ke depan pihaknya akan bekerjasama dengan mahasiswa teknik untuk pengembangan mobil listrik yang ramah lingkungan untuk memfasilitasi civitas akademika UB ketika CFD.
Penulis: Jazilatul Humda Editor: Ilham Musyafa
Source : https://malangtoday.net/malang-raya/kota-malang/ub-terapkan-cfd/
GREEN ACCOUNTING
PENGANTAR PENULIS
Tanggung Jawab Sosial dan Lingkungan (TJSL) Perusahaan adalah amanat Undang-Undang. Termaktub dalam Undang-Undang dan peraturan
Undang-Undang 25/2007 tentang Penanaman Modal;
Undang-Undang 20/2007 tentang Perseroan Terbatas (Pasal 66);
Undang-Undang 18/2008 tentang Pengeloaan Sampah;
Undang-Undang 32/2009 tentang Analisis Mengenai Dampak Lingkungan (AMDAL);
Permeneg LH 1/2010…
View On WordPress
A Look at 5 of the Top US College Recycling Programs
Colleges and universities throughout the world are on the forefront of environmentalism and recycling. It is in these locations that young people are gathering to share ideas and change the world through innovative recycling programs. Here are a few.
Pepperdine University
- Image by CampusGrotto | Flickr
Pepperdine University, a Christian college with locations throughout California, has had a campus-wide recycling program since 2000. Not only does the school participate in recycling in classrooms and offices (where trash cans are available only upon request), but they also make an effort to recycle in other areas of campus life. When trees and brush are trimmed, the debris is broken down and used to line pathways or suppress weeds. Whatever debris can’t be used for these purposes is composted and used to fertilize other green spaces on campus. When a new building is erected at Pepperdine, the university ensures a diversion rate of 80 percent for construction waste. They also provide a drop-off location for e-waste and used batteries.
Chatham University
Chatham University in Pittsburgh is a leader in both recycling and composting. In 2011, the university completely eliminated the sale of plastic water bottles on their campus. They also have an innovative program that provides students with reusable take-out containers for use in the dining halls. After eliminating the use of plastic trays in the dining hall, the school estimates they have reduced energy use by 25 percent, as they no longer need to heat water for washing the trays. The school also makes other green efforts, such as purchasing renewable energy, maintaining a fleet of biodiesel shuttles buses, and converting waste fat from the dining halls into biodiesel.
American University (AU)
- Image by NCinDC | Flickr
American University adopted their Zero Waste Policy in 2010. An audit showed that paper towels accounted for 13 percent of the university’s total waste, so now paper towel waste is collected from bathrooms separately. Like Chatham, AU is working to eliminate the use of plastic water bottles and dining trays, and recycles items beyond basic paper, plastic, and cardboard. Electronics can be recycled at one of four e-waste recycling drives hosted every year, and the school works to reuse and recycle their furniture by partnering with surplus stores in the area. American University even collects vehicle waste, such as tires, batteries, and antifreeze, for recycling.
University of California, Davis (UC Davis)
UC Davis set a Zero Waste goal for the year 2020. This school’s commitment to recycling started in 1975 with the opening of Aggie Surplus, a center where extra equipment, supplies, and furniture are sold to community members in an effort to reduce waste. Annually, Aggie Surplus recycles about 120 tons of e-waste. UC Davis’s Aggie Stadium, opened in 2007, contributes to the zero-waste goal by using all compostable and recyclable packaging at their concession stands. Residence halls employ exclusively reusable plates, cups, bowls, and utensils, and the catering department provides reusable and compostable materials when hosting events.
The university also encourages sustainability among administration with an environmentally preferred purchasing policy. Departments and employees are asked to consider existing resources and a material’s entire life cycle when making any new work-related purchases. The school also recognizes that moving in and out of dormitories presents a major opportunity to generate waste. To mitigate this waste, UC Davis hosts drives in the fall and spring that encourage recycling and donating unwanted food, appliances, and clothing.
Kalamazoo College
- Image by D Borz | Flickr
Kalamazoo’s recycling program, founded in 1992, has a number of elements that make it a well-rounded and effective program. The department not only collects and sorts recyclables from the campus, but they also operate a Resource Exchange Program (REP), composting program, and Help Understanding Bikes (HUB) program. Community members can donate almost any item to REP for reuse. The items stored in Kalamazoo’s REP room are diverse: binder dividers, greeting cards, textbooks, kitchenware, clothes, and more—and all of it is completely free. This encourages students and faculty the reuse an item before purchasing a new one.
The HUB program encourages community members to use bicycles as an environmentally safe alternative to other forms of transportation. The program has 15 bikes for free rental and provides help and resources for repairing bikes. Kalamazoo’s recycling department also operates an e-waste recycling program. Through this program, the group tries to repair and reuse electronics, but when they can’t, they partner with a handful of certified e-waste handlers in the area.
University recycling programs in the US are expansive and often cover more than your traditional paper, plastic, and cardboard collection. At these universities, students have the opportunity to learn about recycling e-waste, composting food scraps, and even helping to create renewable sources of energy. These learning experiences are among some of the most important ones available at any university and will shape the way young people treat the planet as adults.