Eliminating Plastic Disposables at the University of Miami
Say hello to tree-free disposables at UM Dining.
read moreRoll out the green carpet! The Green Restaurant Association has designated The 459 Commons Dining Hall a Level 1 Certified Green Restaurant. To meet this criterion, LSU Dining implemented 53 environmental steps to achieve 161.66 GreenPointsTM for Disposables, Energy, Furnishing & Building, Food, Chemical & Pollution, Waste and Water.
LSU Dining is now working on additional initiatives to meet Level 2 Certification.
The 459 Commons is the first in Baton Rouge, the fourth in the state, and the 12th Chartwells Higher Education dining location to receive this status. A national nonprofit organization, the Green Restaurant Association pioneered the Green Restaurant® movement, which encourages restaurants to “green” their operations using transparent, science-based certification standards.
Say hello to tree-free disposables at UM Dining.
read moreFrom farmer’s markets to plant scavenger hunts, our creative campuses know how to get students excited about sustainability.
read moreStop Food Waste Day is our annual day of impact that is celebrated internationally and aims to raise awareness about the global issue of food waste on the environment. Its primary focus is on reducing waste at its source, and our chefs and creative culinarians across the country are dedicated to the cause.
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