NYU's Sustainability Task Force has released its 2007-08 Annual Report and Recommendations.
As a private university in the public service, NYU has a responsibility to embed environmental values at the core of its administrative operations and academic mission.
Sustainability means bringing together diverse segments of our community - students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and neighbors - to improve NYU's environmental performance and foster a "green" campus culture.
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Latest News
October 23, 2009- WSN: Students Tend to Recycle Incorrectly, Facility Says
October 13, 2009-WSN: NYU Walks Forward in the 21st Century
October 7, 2009-BBC: New Yorkers Text Hi-Tech Beavers
September 21-NYU: NYU Nationally Recognized for Commitment to Sustainability
September 17-WSN: Sierra Club names NYU among top 20 greenest colleges
September 10-WSN: Dining's bottled water ban a small step for sustainability
September 4-NYU: NYU’S Courant Institute Part of $10 Million NSF Grant to Study Impact of Global Warming in the Antarctic
September 2-NY Times: Restoring Manhattan as It Once Was
July 28-NWF ClimateEDU: Town & Country: A Tale of Two Cultures
June 30-TSP: On the Record with Jeremy Friedman
June 9-NYU: U.S. Green Building Council Gives Gallatin School Gold Environmental and Energy Rating for Renovations
June 3 - NYU: NYU Residence Halls Leave It “Green”
April 28 - The Villager: At New York University, green is the new violet
April 19 - WSN: NYU students grow veggies in the Village
April 18 - WSN: Where does your recycling go?
01.18 - 03.28 RECYCLEMANIA: A 10-week recycling competition among colleges across the US! Final Results
March 30 - NYU: Sustainability Task Force Releases University-Wide Environmental Assessment Report
Featured Project
Sustainability Advocate Program
The Advocate Program is an opportunity for volunteer university administrative staff to receive training and support to "green" their offices and work areas throughout the campus. We are currently accepting applications!
Fast Facts
NYU's new, efficient cogeneration power plant project will yield a significant decrease in pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, while nearly doubling the amount of power produced on-campus.