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REPORTS & Resources Michigan State University (MSU) is a large and complex community with an array of diverse inputs and interacting processes resulting in a variety of outputs. The environmental footprint of MSU is both local and global - from waste streams to local landfills to greenhouse gasses that affect the global climate. Our aim is to use a collaborative team approach with students, faculty and staff to analyze our system of inputs, outputs and processes to look for places where we can reduce the university's environmental footprint and increase the efficiency of its materials and energy usage. The following reports have been created by Be Spartan Green research teams to help us understand how we make incremental changes for lasting change. Boldness By Design Environmental Stewardship Focus Area Publications Recycling Attitudes and Behaviors on a College Campus: Use of Qualitative Methodology in a Mixed-Methods Study (Journal of Ethnographic and Qualitative Research, 2008, Vol.2 173-182) 2008 Reports Behavior Team Research Briefs - February 2008
Environmental Stewardship Phase I Recommendations - January 2008 Environmental Stewardship Presentation for the Board of Trustees - January 2008 2007 Reports Pack Up, Pitch In, Move Out Data - November 2007 Environmental Stewardship Summer Study Report
Environmental Stewardship Presentation to the Board of Trustees - January 2007
RESOURCES Environmental Steward Resource Book Top 5 Things You Can Do TODAY to Be Spartan Green
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