Posts tagged with “Sustainability” (All posts)
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Carleton is one of nation’s first colleges to earn new Carnegie classification for sustainability
30 September 2026The new Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability recognizes the integration of sustainability across the curriculum, research, operations, career preparation, and community engagement.
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LEED Platinum status is the highest rating possible from the U.S. Green Building Council.
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Passive House Accelerator is a collaborative platform for sharing innovation and thought leadership in Passive House design and construction.
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Food justice leader Ladonna Sanders Redmond to deliver Carleton convocation before Empty Bowls
14 May 2026Her address is titled, “Food + Justice = Democracy: The Table, the Ballot, and the Future.”
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Rob Hanson quoted in Star Tribune piece on geothermal innovation from Minnesota college campuses
11 May 2026Hanson is manager of campus energy at Carleton.
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The group includes two recent alumni, Carleton’s Arb director, and two biology faculty members.
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The study is funded by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
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The grant comes from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
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The book is co-authored by Ingrid Case ’90 and Nat Case ’88, with contributions from Indigenous community partner Franky Jackson.
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Devavani Chatterjea publishes letter to the editor in MinnPost on nuclear power and safety protocols
18 March 2026Devavani Chatterjea, program director and professor of environmental studies, published a letter to the editor in MinnPost titled, “Expanding nuclear power production while cutting safety protocols is a recipe for…
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