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SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry
As the population grows we are constantly asked the question of, how to manage our waste?
George Washington University
Waste is cluttering our world, but some countries are trying to turn this around.
George Washington University
Maryland-based organization Bikes for the World diverts thousands of bicycles annually from the U.S. waste stream.
Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University
The story of how one very special oyster can help restore the Chesapeake Bay.
Planet Forward Senior Correspondent | Cornell University
A close-up of what makes up our trash, and how we can create less of it.
A screen grab of the Ciudad Saludable website (ciudadsaludable.org).
GWU
Addressing sustainable economic development can help reduce poverty.
Alumin8 bins will be placed around UNL's campus for students to donate. (Photo courtesy of Alumin8)
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Alumin8, an organization founded by students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is working to repurpose aluminum cans and donate the repurposed objects to local shelters.
The University of Mississippi
Learn more about the community education initiative that encourages recycling while tailgating.
Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University
Instead of letting Hurricane Sandy define the fate of the community, residents of Long Beach Island have since been able to rebuild and rethink their approach to sustainability.
The George Washington University
Around the globe, green leaders, students, professors, workers in government, and everyday citizens alike united for a one-day conference to develop and evolve inventive solutions to pressing environmental issues.