Partner: Healing Arts Alliance
Project: Sustainable Membership Directory
Student: Kalijah Rahming
Partner: Healing Arts Alliance
Project: Sustainable Membership Directory
Student: Kalijah Rahming
Partner: Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)
Project: Food Waste Prevention, Reduction, and Recycling at K-12 Schools
Students: Susan Morales and Jason Klein
Partner: FSU Food for Thought Pantry
Project: Sustainable Design
Student: Natalie Stiles
Partner: Leon County Office of Sustainability
Project: Centralized Waste Station Research
Students: Kolby Gawlik
Partner: Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Project: Rethink. Reset. Recycle. Website Phase 2 Development
Student: Shanaya Jaitly
Partner: Sustainable Campus
Project: Greek Goes Green Coordinator
Student: Sarah Gibson
Partner: FSU Emergency Management
Project: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Student: Sina Jangjoo
The Willow Project is an oil exploration and drilling project headed by the company ConocoPhillips, which has been recently approved by President Biden. It opens up the North Slope in Alaska for a new drilling project—the largest in decades. The project is steeped in controversy, both from within Alaska and outside of it. Social media such as TikTok has garnered a huge wave of opposition, #StopWillow gained more than 500 million views, and a Change.org petition received nearly three million signatures.
This blog post was written by Bill Edmonds, Ph.D., who handles communications for FSU’s Institute for Successful Longevity.
How big of an environmental benefit comes from cycling to campus when compared to driving?
The carbon savings may surprise you. Let’s look at my numbers.