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University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins speaks during the unveiling of the display, on the south side of the Student Union Memorial Center.

UArizona unveils interactive display to highlight clean energy partnership

Solar panel installation with sun in background.

Campus Sustainability Fund Fall 2021 Mini Grant Proposals

Green bucket on raised garden bed used for the Compost Cats Bucket Program.

Compostmania - Arizona Illustrated

University of Arizona Awarded Pro Bono Consulting Opportunity to Advance Climate Action Plan

Three students laughing while talking to each other at a table with laptops and notebooks in front of them with windows and the Canyon Cafe in ENR2 in the background.

A Resilient Campus Community: Why Does it Matter? - Mrs. Green's World

The CSF committee sharing notes

13 Tips from a Committee Member for Writing a Strong Campus Sustainability Fund Proposal

A very large diamond engagement ring sparkles on a hand holding a bucket for collecting food scraps with Food Cycle at Home and City of Tucson labels on it

U of A and Tucson Team up to Tackle Food Waste

At the entrance to the UArizona Community plants grow up a chain-link fence and surround a hand painted sign welcoming visitors to the garden.

UA Compost Cats invites Tucson to mediate food waste

Blue golf balls roll down track behind miniature saguaros in a ball machine display.

Fun Facts About New Clean Energy Display on UArizona Campus

Sustainable Built Environments faculty and students in the University of Arizona Community Garden

Sustainable Built Environments Students Cultivate More Than Community in the UArizona Community Garden

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