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News on campus sustainability initiatives, emerging programs, rankings, awards, student initiatives, green teams, and more from across the Cornell University campus.

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Join us in a call to action as becomes Cornell’s first Climate Action Month, featuring speakers, actions, tours, and community-building.

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Interested in hosting an event focused on climate change? Cornell's first annual Climate Action Month will take place this November, a call to action on climate change featuring summits, seminars, films, workshops, expos, and more. 

Cornell Clock Tower

The Sustainable Cornell Summit brings together the campus community for networking and learning opportunities.  All Cornell community members are welcome to participate! Deadline to register December 2nd.

students walking on campus

How do we create a safe and socially just place for humanity to thrive without compromising planetary health? How can you help?

People walking on lib slope

Together, Cornellians are finding ways to reduce waste in dining halls, conserve energy in teaching and research spaces, and innovate new technologies for cooling and heating campus.

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Join the Sustainable Cornell Council for an update on the progress, priorities, and projects advancing our carbon neutral campus and sustainability efforts on the Cornell Ithaca campus.

Aerial view Cornell includes Wilson Lab and Cayuga Lake

Lake Source Cooling (LSC) will annually save the university 4 million gallons of water usage and $50,000 in electricity costs...

Meet Our Solar Mowers. Sheep provide the mowing at all Cornell solar farms - eliminating fossil fuels and benefitting pollinators and local farmers. This model has expanded across NY State.

Solar project plans hold the potential for Cornell to complete it's 100% renewable electricity goal

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Cornell is the only institution of higher education in the world to receive the highest possible sustainability rating—STARS Platinum—for four consecutive years

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Save money, fuel, time, and yield multiple environmental benefits with these tips from Cornell's turf and grounds experts.