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The choices we make in our work environment impact the natural environment, our health and our future quality of life. Because these issues are important to our students we want to make sure that we are upholding their values.

Air pollution expert George Thurston urges University of Utah researchers to share their findings with policymakers, advocacy groups and the public.

The U is serious about leading the way in energy efficiency and that’s garnering national attention.

As a tier-one research institution with a world-class health center, the U is uniquely positioned to develop new approaches to addressing climate change.

Help the U win the “Water War” as the school with the most students, faculty, alumni and fans to take the online H2Oath, wins a $5,000 grant to be awarded to the department or program most closely related to water conservation.

This daylong symposium will bring together diverse perspectives on how to address Utah’s air quality.

LED bulb exchange program brings sustainability to west side communities.

New rider data shows how public transit reduces greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions.

The market, managed by the Sustainability Office, links local growers and artisans with the campus community and provides access to fresh, healthy, local produce and unique arts and crafts.

Thousands of people from around the world will convene at the Salt Palace Convention Center (100 South and West Temple) in Salt Lake City from Aug. 26-28, for the United Nations Civil Society Conference to discuss creating inclusive and sustainable cities and communities. Below are summaries of workshops led in part by University of Utah-affiliated scholars.