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Office of Sustainability Alumni Places 8th in SPARK Tank Contest

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ExtraVAGanza Project Completes First Outreach Event

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Sustainable Laundry Tips for Earth Week

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Earth Week Challenge: Food Day

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How to Have a Sustainable Graduation During Quarantine

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UArizona Begins Zero Waste Audit Fellowship with PLAN Atlas

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Earth Week Challenge: Go Plastic-Free

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Office Launches New Video and Map of Campus Sustainability Features

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Office of Sustainability Alumni Places 8th in SPARK Tank Contest

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