Recycle Your Cell!
Support WWF-Canada with every phone you drop into the collection boxes around campus!
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Sustainability Fund
We are pleased to announce a new round of exciting opportunities for students, staff and faculty to put their environmental ideas into action. Apply Now!
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Paper cuts for UofT
UofT has the opportunity to save millions of sheets each year. Want to find out how to use less paper in your courses, offices, and libraries? Want to know why saving paper matters?
Donate
Your contribution will help us continue to engage students, staff and faculty in our vision of a more sustainable U of T.
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Rewire
Every month Rewire will be bringing you a new theme to help you conserve energy. Be on the look out for helpful tips, new information, and a whole lot more!
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Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Our interactive graphing tool provides a detailed breakdown of energy use and GHG emissions on the St. George Campus.
Read More »Sustainability Office News
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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Call-Out for Scrap Paper! Let's reuse before we recycle! If you have scrap paper you're looking to get rid of, please drop it off at Gerstein library for reuse. -
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Free Screening of Manufactured Landscapes! Join WWF and the Sustainability Office on February 24th as they present a FREE screening of Manufactured Landscapes and discussion with WWF conservation specialist Steven Price! -
Friday, February 05, 2010
Environmental Health Justice in the City The Centre for Urban Health Initiatives Research Interest Group presents Resilience in the Face of Climate Change and Peak Oil: Community-Building Responses for an Equitable Transition to a Low-Carbon Society by Blake Poland (Associate Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, U of T) on February 11, 2010 in Rm. 108 of Health Sciences Building at 4:10PM.
Sustainability at UTM and UTSC
Visit the Scarborough Sustainability Office or the Mississauga Environmental Affairs Office for details on their initiatives.
Find more U of T sustainability resources in our links section and at www.green.utoronto.ca
