The spring 2022 Efficient Freezer Rebate Program (EFRP) and My Green Lab Freezer Challenge are now open! Eligible labs have the chance to receive a rebate of 35% of the cost (up to $5,000) of a new ultra low freezer.
In a new study, Sustainable Carolina Analyst Melanie Elliott created an innovative model to show how electric school bus charging schedules can aid in energy storage.
In her study, Sustainable Carolina Analyst Melanie Elliott created an innovative model to show how electric school bus charging schedules can aid in energy storage. Right around the time Sustainable Carolina launched in fall 2020, Melanie Elliott, a senior on … Read more
Sustainable Carolina is working with partners across campus to reduce waste going to the landfill. The latest program to launch is a limited-time recycling initiative for disposable face masks.
Whether you’re washing your hands in a campus bathroom or filling up your water bottle in your dorm, the water that you’re using at UNC makes a lot of stops before it reaches you.
As part of its goal to tell the story of campus sustainability, Sustainable Carolina released a report that highlights results and progress for the year of 2021.
Water springing from a granite ridge millions of years in the making is a main reason for Carolina’s location.
Reactive nitrogen in the environment causes impacts to environmental and human health. Examples of reactive nitrogen include nitrogen oxides, ammonia, nitrate, and nitrite.
Sustainable Carolina announced a new Climate Action Plan (CAP) in April 2021, renewing the University’s commitment to sustainability progress through concerted actions.
A public information meeting will be held at 5 p.m., Monday, Sept. 13 to receive comments and feedback on the 2021 Carolina North Development Agreement Annual Report to the Town of Chapel Hill.
