Sustainability at the University of Oklahoma
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There are certain electronic devices that continue to use power even though they are not turned on, lovingly called "Phantoms". To help save electricity in your home or office remember to unplug your phone, laptop, camera, Ipod, and/or power tool charger.


Source: Green Tips, GreenerTrends.com

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American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment

President David Boren


In April 2007, President Boren signed the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment, becoming the first institution’s president in Oklahoma to sign the commitment and one of 152 college and university presidents and chancellors who have become charter signatories of the commitment at that time and pledged to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions over time.  Read more about OU's commitment here...


RecycleMania 2010 Information Coming Soon


Last year, OU recycled 14.25 pounds per person during the 10 week national competition and benchmarking iniative. Details about this year's challenge will be available soon. Learn more about last year here.


The Laughing Tomato Hosts Weekly Farmers' Market


The Laughing Tomato in the Oklahoma Memorial Union is now hosting a weekly Farmers' Market from 10am to 5pm on Fridays. They are offering a variety of fresh produce and packaged goods, all supplied by local farmer and vendors. Learn more about the Laughing Tomato and campus dining here...