Chartwells Higher Education’s National Sustainability Director Monalisa Prasad Joins Food Tank’s Chief Sustainability Officer Group
This prestigious group of thought leaders works to drive meaningful change throughout the food system.
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.
This prestigious group of thought leaders works to drive meaningful change throughout the food system.
read moreGetting Greener At BGSU Dining, associates practice pre-consumer composting, recycling, conserving resources and reducing waste.
read moreSince Sustainability and Community Engagement Manager Amreh Hopkins was young, his family’s sustainable banana nut bread recipe was a staple at holiday parties and birthdays.
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