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UW-Green Bay senior Robyn Nielsen, an Environmental Policy and Planning and Environmental Science student who recently completed an internship with Brown County’s Waste Stream Committee, wrote a column on the zero waste philosophy for...
Behind the scenes at the University Union’s kitchen operated by A’viands Food and Services Management, there’s a lot of fancy knife work going on. Cutting, chopping, slicing, dicing, and paring is a part of...
We told you previously about UW-Green Bay’s “Message in a Bottle” campaign, which is bringing a fun time-capsule element to environmental awareness on campus. Sustainability leaders this fall collected messages in plastic soda and...
What happens when plastic bottles are used as time capsules? University officials will find out in about 40 years — when the new planters now on the IS rooftop will likely need to be...
UW-Green Bay’s sustainability team is hoping the campus community gets — and gives — their “Message in a Bottle.” The “last chance collection bin” is located on the second floor of the Cofrin Library...
UW-Green Bay’s sustainability team is hoping the campus community gets — and gives — their “Message in a Bottle.” This is the final week for the personal time capsule campaign involving the new Student...
UW-Green Bay’s sustainability team is hoping the campus community gets — and gives — their “Message in a Bottle.” This is the final week for the personal time capsule campaign involving the new Student Services plaza/roof deck, currently under construction.
Just a friendly reminder that UW-Green Bay’s earth-friendly “Message in a Bottle” campaign continues through Friday (Sept. 21) on campus. As we mentioned here before, members of the campus community are welcome to leave...
It’s the awesome, cost-saving eco campaign that already has us singing that catchy ditty from The Police — that’s right, UW-Green Bay’s ‘Message in a Bottle’ drive is here! All next week, campus community...
A couple of things regarding our previous post about UW-Green Bay students arranging for the local company Cyber Green to run an e-waste collection next week. 1) The initial date provided was incorrect. The...
