Biomass is widely considered a renewable alternative to fossil fuels and a new Yale study looks at how to improve its production.
Nearly 800 Yalies gathered on March 4 to hear from Yale scholars and professors working toward solutions for a more sustainable planet.
Facilities Superintendent Kirsta MacLellan is putting sustainability front at center at Murray and Franklin Colleges—from greener cleaning to cleaner recycling.
Companies are emerging that seek to recycle the valuable metals in expired panels and keep them out of landfills.
The veteran litigator recently visited Yale to speak to Professor Vasilis Vasiliou’s Toxicology class.
Somini Sengupta will give a talk on March 1 and a Pierson College tea on March 2.
The project will serve Yale’s sustainability goals by, among other things, ensuring structures meet the University’s zero-carbon-ready standard.