Green Mean Green - Number One in Texas

Greenrex · July 25, 2014

Number 1 in Texas and number 8 in the US...

https://www.ecollegefinder.org/greenest-colleges-map.aspx

Stan R · July 25, 2014

That may be the most beautiful map I have ever seen in my life.

UNT90 · July 25, 2014

Technically, would the University of Phoenix be the greenest in Arizona? How big of a footprint can you leave when you have no campus?

untcampbell · July 25, 2014

Anyone know how to isolate the state of Texas off that map?

GMG

UNT Five&Dime · July 25, 2014

Anyone know how to isolate the state of Texas off that map?

GMG

Printer and scissors?

Christopher Walker · July 25, 2014

Hmm. I would like to see the criteria used in this determination. There's no doubt we're the greenest in Texas, but if you were to ask the Office of Sustainability, they'd inform you we're no.7 nationally with Arizona State and the Portland Community College System leading the way.

Or, at least that was the case a year ago.

EDIT: Yeah, after looking into this list more, I'd say there's some curious omissions if the level of "striving for a more Eco-friendly future" is what is being measured.

ASU's entire campus is powered by solar and wind energy and they have a heavily endowed School of Sustainability.

Edited July 25, 2014 by Christopher Walker

oldguystudent · July 25, 2014

My California alma mater is powered by an on campus nuclear reactor. I can't understand how they didn't win.

Jason Howeth · July 28, 2014

Hmm. I would like to see the criteria used in this determination. There's no doubt we're the greenest in Texas, but if you were to ask the Office of Sustainability, they'd inform you we're no.7 nationally with Arizona State and the Portland Community College System leading the way.
Or, at least that was the case a year ago.
EDIT: Yeah, after looking into this list more, I'd say there's some curious omissions if the level of "striving for a more Eco-friendly future" is what is being measured.
ASU's entire campus is powered by solar and wind energy and they have a heavily endowed School of Sustainability.

Yeah, but no one cares what OTHER schools are doing. C'mon...