Public talk: Keeping pesticides out of the food chain and other environmental chemistry
Entomologist Steven Lee Montgomery will present “Using Science for Healthy Choices: Getting the Chemistry Right” at Windward CC on February 12.
Philippine environmentalist Antonio Oposa on climate justice
Award-winning Philippine environmentalist Antonio A. Oposa, Jr. will presents “Climate Justice for Future Generations,” lecture on February 17.
Registration open for Sustainability in Higher Education Summit
The 3rd Annual Â鶹´«Ã½ Sustainability in Higher Education Summit will be held at UH Mānoa, February 26–28.
University task group to study divesting UH of fossil fuel investments
UH Board of Regents appointed task group members to examine the feasibility and desirability of the university divesting itself (selling off) of investments in companies involved in fossil fuel production.
UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ energy efficiency saves millions
Since 2007, UH Mānoa has saved more than nine percent on its projected energy costs, representing $3.4 million in energy savings in 2014 alone.
UH to study divesting from fossil fuel companies
The Board of Regents approved the formation of a task group to evaluate how the university can divest itself of its interests in fossil fuel companies.
UH research center adds renewable energy focus
The U.S. Navy modified its contract with UH’s Applied Research Laboratory to add a new core technical competency in renewable energy.
Gartley Hall built in 1921 receives 21st century renovation
Gartley Hall, the second oldest building at UH Mānoa, received a new lease on life after a 14 million dollar renovation.
UH student Doorae Shin recognized for environmental stewardship
UH Mānoa student Doorae Shin receives Brower Youth Award for significant efforts to improve campus sustainability.
International leader to discuss global food security
International sustainable agricultural expert and UH alumnus Thomas Lumpkin presents “Global Food Security by 2050: Challenges and Opportunities” on November 10