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The University of South Florida was recently featured on the evening news of local radio station WMNF, 88.5 FM. To read or listen to the broadcast, visit the article on WMNF's website.
The July 2008 Sustainability Newsletter has been released.
The USF Sustainability Steering Committee biographies and structure are now available. Also see USF's Presidents Climate Commitment report.
America's colleges and universities are going green and Solutions for Our Future is celebrating those efforts on its new web site, Higher Education Goes Green.
Since 1994, the New North Transportation Alliance (NNTA) has been uniting government, businesses, and the community to address transportation needs in the New North area of Tampa, Florida. The NNTA offers free services that can help employers, property managers, & individual commuters save money, enhance benefits and improve their situations through simple solutions. Visit the NNTA website or view the June 2008 Transportation Information Service newsletter.
The Internet uses too much energy and costs too much according to Francisco Blanquicet, a graduate student in the University of South Florida’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering. His suggestions for making the Internet greener and more cost-efficient have earned him an award from the Ethernet Alliance University Program. Read the full press release or see Fransicso's paper in the Highlights section of the Ethernet Alliance website.
Please save the date for a special SEEDS launch event on Tuesday, May 27 at 11am in St. Petersburg, Florida. The first project of its kind in Florida, SEEDS is a partnership between Progress Energy Florida (PEF), USF, the City of St. Petersburg and the Florida High Tech Corridor. SEEDS is a USF Power Center for Utility Explorations (PCUE) laboratory for power production, training of the next generation of power engineers, and research.
University of South Florida President Judy Genshaft joined the growing list of signatories in the fight against global warming today as she signed the historic American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment during the Getting Green by Going Green Expo at the USF Sun Dome. Read the full press release.
The Going Green Tampa Bay effort is driven by like minded organizations and professionals, who feel strongly that the threat of climate change, impending limitations of fossil fuel resources, and other environmental, public health, and related factors require concerted, intelligent action on the part of all people.
We invite you to join us as we explore many of the existing and future opportunities for homeowners and businesses in the Tampa Bay Area to adopt green, sustainable technologies. There are many opportunities for you to get involved this April 2008 as we launch "Going Green Tampa Bay" on the USF campus and in downtown Tampa.
Download a flyer or view scheduled events for April 7 to April 22 on the Going Green Tampa Bay website.
A report created by the Sustainable Enterprise MBA Class of Spring 2006: Sustainability Analysis Of USF Advocating the
Creation Of A USF Office Of Sustainability
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