Carleton to Release Comprehensive Environmental Sustainability Strategy
Media are invited to a news conference on May 21 at 11 a.m. where Carleton University will release its comprehensive strategic plan for...Read more »
News tagged as Environment/Sustainability
Carleton Engineering Team Takes Home Cash Prize in Walmart Green Student Challenge
A team of Carleton engineering students has won $7,000 for coming up with a big idea for a...Read more »
Team Ontario Holds Exclusive Solar Decathlon Media Tour and Open House
Media are invited to an exclusive tour of Team Ontario’s construction site and house design for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon...Read more »
Orgaworld Sponsors Waste Management Awards at Carleton University
Several Carleton University engineering students have been recognized by Orgaworld Canada Ltd. for excellence in their ENVE 4101 Waste...Read more »
Environmental Science Students Capture Harmony and Discord in Photo Competition
Scenes of ecological beauty and conflict captured by environmental science students at Carleton will be on display during the Harmony and...Read more »
Carleton Students Host Second Annual Green Energy Symposium
The Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering (SREE) society will host the second annual Carleton University Green Energy Symposium (CUGES)....Read more »
World Environment Day: Carleton Experts Available
World Environment Day is Sunday, June 5, 2011. Sponsored by the United Nations Environment Programme, the annual event is aimed at becoming the...Read more »
Carleton Engineering Students Help Ottawa Workplaces Become Sustainable
Want to reduce wasteful office practices but not sure where to start? Twenty-four Carleton engineering students will provide concrete ideas and...Read more »
Carleton Researchers Awarded $530,000 from the Canada Foundation for Innovation
The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) announced that it has awarded $530,778 to Carleton University to support four projects led by noted...Read more »
Measuring the Unmeasurable: Carleton Professor Succeeds in Testing New Emissions Technique
Carleton Engineering Prof. Matthew Johnson has conducted the first-ever quantitative measurement of...Read more »