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Carbon neutrality reduces climate change

01 November 2016 Zach Kocis

The university’s carbon neutral pledge is helping to protect the planet.

Vice president of SEA Morgan Nemtuda (left) and Bonnie DuPrey work on a poster that will display the negative effects plastic bags have on the environment as part of their new campaign to ban them on campus. Online. | Danielle Hagerty TTN

SEA makes both Temple and Philadelphia green

29 October 2013 Danielle Hagerty

Students for Environmental Action advocate for a sustainable campus while making neighborhoods in Philly greener through community service.

Community garden can be ‘applied education,’ adviser says

29 October 2013 Shayna Kleinberg

Eva Monheim acts as an adviser for the Temple Community Garden.

Forstater: Student volunteer growth is needed

29 October 2013 Toby Forstater

Forstater argues more people should volunteer for green causes.

Video: U Got Munchies Owner Talks About Future Restaurant

24 January 2012 The Temple News

by Saba Aregai and Skye Leppo

Staying green in fashion requires detective work

05 April 2011 Mark Longacre

Columnist Mark Longacre gives ways for students to help perserve the environment by pointing out which stores are “greener” than others. As the trees begin to bloom and Temple students emerge from the confines of

Investigation of internship legality begins

26 April 2010

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, unpaid interns should technically be earning no less than minimum wage.

Climate Action Plan outlines green goals

20 April 2010 Connor Showalter

The plan’s main objective is to reduce campus GHG emissions by 30 percent by 2030.

Fashion goes green with eco boutiques

13 April 2010 Rosella Eleanor LaFevre

Arcadia Boutique, Big Green Earth and Details sell fair-trade fashion items and more in the city.

Smoking does harm to more than your lungs

18 November 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Students can reduce effects of smoking on the environment by stamping out cigarettes in designated receptacles or by kicking the habit altogether.