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Give Your Feedback On Action Plan Recommendations

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Annual Grants open November 13!

a female student stands in a grassy field with large solar panel installations in the background

UArizona featured in AASHE's 2023 Sustainable Campus Index

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UArizona named one of the nation's top 'green colleges'

A bike on one of the new self-repair bike stations.

The Bike Ready Wildcats Project brings UArizona one step closer to meeting the goals of the Climate Action Plan

Computer render of solar panels and a green roof on the top of the ENR2 Building on campus.

University of Arizona Featured as NCSE Member of the Month

Students dump produce from boxes into a large pile of cherry tomatoes

Compost Cats Pursues Zero Hunger, Zero Waste

Solar panels on the roof of McClelland Park

UA Initiates 100% Clean Energy Project with TEP

President Robbins speaking at UC3

University Climate Coalition Announces Policy Platform to Combat Climate Change

A group of people hiking on a desert mountain.

Chat with a Cooper Center educator - Q & A with Maria Fernanda

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