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Tuesday, April 1 Primetime
Executive Vice President Tallman Trask III and Dean of the Nicholas School for the Environment Bill Chameides discussed how Duke is going "green."
- What are the top 3 "green" things you can do at work?
- What's been happening behind the scenes to green Duke?
- What is Duke doing to conserve water?
John Rorem is a poster child for Blue Devil sustainability. On Tuesday, Rorem, an assistant managing editor at Duke University Press, rode a Duke bus from his Brightleaf Square office to the Bryan Center to participate in the Primetime employee forum, which focused on sustainability at Duke. While there, he signed the Duke sustainability pledge, making a commitment to consider the environmental, social and economic impact of his daily actions. Read more...
Duke on Camera: Sustainability Is Not a Buzzword
Sign the Sustainability Pledge
More than 1,500 Duke faculty, staff and students have signed the sustainability pledge, making a commitment to consider the environmental, social and economic impact of my daily decisions. To sign the pledge, click here.
