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Food Security, A Growing Crisis in the Gulf Region

December 31, 2009 ・ Carol Peters

The Gulf region relies upon foreign sources for 60% of its food supply. Agriculture in this region is declining due to lack of water, while simultaneously the population is increasing. The Gulf region’s ability to provide its citizens with an…

Princeton Takes Significant Steps Toward Achieving Sustainability Goals

November 11, 2009 ・ Ruth Stevens

In its first report since adopting a Sustainability Plan in February 2008, Princeton University states that on-campus greenhouse gas emissions have decreased for the first time since the University’s energy-efficient cogeneration plant was installed in 1996. While the decrease in…

New Princeton Dorms Sprout Green Roofs

August 13, 2009 ・ Krystal Knapp

From Top to Bottom, Butler Will Be a Living Environmental Laboratory

August 13, 2009 ・ Kitta MacPherson

Roofs on more than half of the Butler buildings have been planted with 14 varieties of hardy sedum. The contrasts in the palette of the many-hued rooftop garden will intensify as summer turns to fall. (Photo: Denise Applewhite) In University-led…

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Report Maps the Future of U.S. Energy Technology

August 11, 2009 ・ Chris Emery

The United States could meet projected growth in energy demand through 2030 with existing technologies, but the nation’s long-term energy sustainability will require an enduring commitment, by both the public and private sectors, to developing, demonstrating and deploying new technologies…

Sustainability Projects Funded through High Meadows Gift

April 28, 2009 ・ Ruth Stevens

The second round of initiatives seeking to improve sustainability on Princeton’s campus have been funded under the auspices of the University’s Sustainability Plan. Supported by a gift from the High Meadows Foundation, the 16 projects range from a study of…