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- 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
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- Zilkha Center Logo
- Questions about Sustainability at Williams
- CEAC proposes a building policy
- Focus the Nation
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- 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
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Jul 31, 2009
New bike racks have been cropping up around campus. Despite the unusually rainy weather this summer, we hope that you get out on your bike occasionally.
To make your 2-wheeler commute to campus a little more convenient, the Zilkha Center and Facilities have just installed new bike racks in several locations:
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near the main door of Hopkins,
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at various locations around Schapiro Hall and the North Academic building,
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outside Facilities building on Latham St.,
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Cole Field House and
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some really cool ones on the wall of Sawyer that are partially protected from the weather.
Happy biking!
Thoughts? Go to the Sustainability Blog or send an email to Stephanie Boyd (sboyd@williams.edu) to comment.