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- Holiday Farmer’s Market on Saturday, November 21.
- Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Fiscal Year 2009
- Lori van Handel to manage Sustainable Food and Agriculture Initiative at Williams
- New Academic Buildings at Williams Attain USGBC LEED Gold Certification
- Williams Installs New Bike Racks
- Environmental Sustainability Principles
- Imagining an “Effective” Future for Williams
- The Great Shutdown of ‘09
- Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions during Fiscal Year 2008
- Energy Savings Around Town
- What we have surpasses what we want.
- Welcome to the Class of ‘12
- Sustainability at Williams: From First-Years to Graduates
- Williams College Receives Rebate for Green Building
- Getting the heat to your dorm
- CES/CDE Symposium: Global Warming and Developing Countries: Addressing and Coping with the Challenge
- Q2. Local fruit in dining halls
- Zilkha Center Logo
- Questions about Sustainability at Williams
- CEAC proposes a building policy
- Focus the Nation
- Carbonated Cold
- The Story of Stuff
- LED holiday lights
- Go Cold Turkey
- Carbon Neutrality
- RECs and Carbon Offsets
- Recycling and Solid Waste at Williams
- LEED certification of the North and South Academic Buildings
- The Potential for Photovoltaics at Williams
- Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions during Fiscal Year 2007
- Welcome to the Sustainability at Williams Blog
Mar 3, 2008
The recently established Zilkha Center for Environmental Initiatives is working on developing a logo. It is our aim that the logo be used to identify environmental initiatives across campus, whether they be related to sustainable food initiatives, energy conservation, renewable energy, green building practices, education, waste reduction among others.
The Zilkha Center for Environmental Initiatives, launched in December 2007, was established with the generous support of a Williams alum and is intended to work with students, faculty, and staff to incorporate principles of sustainability into the fabric of campus life — in learning, in our purchasing and operations, in capital projects, and in the daily routines of us all. It will lead the development and management of a strategic plan for sustainability to include energy management and greenhouse gas emissions reductions, waste management, environment-friendly development and purchasing, and student involvement and education.
Please let us know what you think of the logo options we have developed!
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Thoughts? Go to the Sustainability Blog or send an email to Stephanie Boyd (sboyd@williams.edu) to comment.



