The NAU Carbon Footprint project is
measuring NAU’s own contribution
to global warming, and figuring out
ways to reduce that contribution. In other words, we’re measuring
the greenhouse gas “footprint” of the campus, and then
we’re looking for ways to find a smaller shoe. We’re
a group of NAU students, staff, and faculty from six different departments
and three different colleges around campus working together on this
interdisciplinary problem, organized as an independent study course
during the spring semesters. Our work is designed to help NAU
meet the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment,
which President Haeger signed earlier this year. By signing on, President
Haeger joined a small group of college and university presidents
leading the way by committing to reducing their own institutions’ greenhouse
gas emissions.
Carbon Project Class
Final Report 2007
Carbon Project Class Final Report 2008
Carbon Project Class Project 2009
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