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Category Archives: climate change
Roosevelt Review Alumni Magazine Features Sustainability Accomplishments & Awards
The just-released Spring 2013 issue of RU’s alumni magazine, the Roosevelt Review, features an array of articles and graphics on the university’s sustainability initiatives — from curriculum to campus operations/grounds projects to recycling and composting. The magazine’s spring publication (accessible … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, conservation, ethics, green design, news, policy, recycling, Roosevelt, social justice, students, waste
RU: Fossil Free?
We at the Sustainability Studies program at Roosevelt University support the RU student-driven movement to have the university divest of its investments in fossil fuels. Four colleges in the US have already made this move, and according to the AASHE … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, economics, energy, pollution, Roosevelt, social justice, students
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Environmental Events this Week at RU
We highly recommend these student-organized events this week at Roosevelt University. Wednesday afternoon features the multimedia presentation The Color of Climate Change, followed by discussion (Wed, March 13th, 4:30pm, WB 417). That Wednesday evening is Skyfall, as discussion of the … Continue reading
Posted in activities, climate change, ethics, events, presentations, Roosevelt, social justice, students
Climate Change Rally in Grant Park on Sunday (Feb 17)
Climate change is arguably the defining sustainability issue of our time. It impacts the health of people, ecosystems, and communities and threatens future economic prosperity. Despite being the world’s leader in economic prosperity, science, and technical innovation, the US lacks … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, economics, energy, events, policy, social justice, students
350.org Climate Change Event in Rockford (Feb 16)
Rockford area-based members of the climate change-focused organization 350.org are organizing a local alternative gathering here in north-central IL next weekend. Here are the details . . . On February 17th, 350.org will be holding a massive demonstration in Washington … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, community, energy, ethics, events, social justice, suburbs
Presentation at RU on Climate Change, Sustainability, and Economics (Jan 29)
Next Tuesday, Jan. 29th, Roosevelt University’s Economics Department will host a presentation by Jonathan Cogliano, of The New School for Social Research, entitled Approaching the Macroeconomics of Climate Change: Sustainability and Limits to Growth. Mr. Cagliano is a PhD candidate … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, economics, events, faculty, presentations, Roosevelt