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Sustainability

  • The front desk at Jesup
    The old lights in Jesup main lobby and front desk area were dim, inefficient, had especially poor color...
    150 Mile Meals
    It won’t be business as usual in the Williams College dining halls on April 22nd this year. In...
    Ackerman-Leist's new book, Rebuilding the Foodshed, offers case studies of regional foodsheds and principles for developing enduring food systems.
    by Celeste Berg ’13 Philip Ackerman-Leist is all about the practical. On the evening of Wednesday, February 13th,...
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    This summer Zilkha interns monitored the energy use of fridges and freezers in the science quad.  Many of...
    Just Food Conference panel discussion
    by Andrea Lindsay ’13 As an Environmental Policy major and Latina/o Studies concentrator, I have spent most of...
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    The Zilkha Center is helping to replace incandescent lights in the museum with LEDs, which better illuminate the...
    website chandelier
    The  chandeliers in Chapin Hall have been retrofit with white, dimmable, globe-shaped LED bulbs.  These will reduce the...
    New and blue
    [caption id="attachment_1194" align="alignleft" width="548" caption="For bottles and cans (clap your hands)."][/caption]   Three new recycling barrels are installed...
    Six rental properties have been weatherized this winter under the Mass Save program.  Cellulose insulation is densely packed...
    Lansing Chapman Rink
    Lansing Chapman Rink – Working off of a previous student project, the Zilkha Center has headed a restoration...
    Caption here! Pretty fig trees all around.
    [caption id="attachment_2528" align="alignleft" width="300"] Toilet: For #2 uses 1.6 gallons of water, for #1 only .8 gallons. Lights: ...
    Students make bread with Lead Baker Michael Menard.
    Three weeks was just enough time. By January 24th, the ten students in the winter study course Elementary...
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