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Get your campus involved in The Higher Education Climate Action Partnership (HECAP)! |
Campus Emissions ReductionsDemonstrate leadership on climate change by making commitments and achieving significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions from campus related activities
Contacts:
Ned Raynolds, Senior Project Director, Clean Air – Cool Planet
Julian Dautremont-Smith, Associate, Education for Sustainability - West
Edward Wells, Ph. D., Climate Committee, Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental PolicyResearch
Generates knowledge about how to reduce GHG emissions and implement solutions to climate change both by acting as a laboratory to reduce campus related GHG emissions and conducting climate change and policy relevant research
Contacts:
Tom Kelly, Office of Sustainability, University of New Hampshire
Education
Educates students and civil society about climate change causes, solutions, and responsibilities in an interdisciplinary manner that includes the scientific, economic, social, political, historical, and ethical dimensions of climate change:
Contacts:
Anthony Cortese, D. Sc. President, Second Nature
Civic Engagement
Engages civil society on climate change issues through programs that regularly bring public attention to the enormous challenges and opportunities entailed by climate change.
Contacts:
Eban Goodstein, Ph.D., Greenhouse Network
John Isham, Ph. D., “What Works” Project – Middlebury College