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Be the Change You Want to See!

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UArizona featured in AASHE's 2024 Sustainable Campus Index

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Tucson Village Farm Will Soon Be Powered by the Sun

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Building a More Sustainable Campus

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Winner of the 2021 Excellence in Sustainability Award: How Compost Cats Flourished at the University of Arizona

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University of Arizona Receives NACUBO 2021 Excellence in Sustainability Award

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UArizona Ready to Have All Purchased Renewable Power in May

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“It’s a Universal Language”: Refugee Garden Art Program Gives Newcomers a Sense of Belonging

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Harvesting Sunlight and Plant Power on UArizona's Greenest Building

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UArizona Cuts Carbon Footprint with All-Renewable Grid-Purchased Power

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