Staff Writer
At Miami University, move-out weekend comes with heaps of old dorm room microwaves, toasters and other electronic waste that is harmful to the environment. This year, students have an opportunity to dispose of it in a way that prevents environmental damage.
New Ohio legislation could expand fracking in state parks and public natural areas, raising concern from Miami University students and organizations across the state.
Public transportation in Oxford is welcoming a new home base this fall. The Chestnut Street multimodal station seeks to connect transportation in Oxford.
Miami University welcomes a new Sustainability Engagement Coordinator, Alex Miller. She aims to make sustainability a collaborative effort campus-wide.
Miami's new campus construction is held to sustainable standards, as established by the LEED organization, but there is more than meets the eye as new buildings are raised and old buildings renovated.
Renowned biologist Joe Roman delivered the 50th annual Hefner Lecture on Thursday, Nov. 15, highlighting his research on the incredible impact that wild animals have in shaping our planet.
Still looking for classes to sign up for in the spring? We've got you covered with interesting and Miami Plan-filling classes about sustainability.
Generative AI's have exploded into mainstream culture, including in academia, for their usefulness. But behind the scenes, their data centers emit enormous amounts of carbon, raising concern about their environental impact.
World-renowned environmental lawyer Rob Bilott, whose battle with Dupont inspired the film "Dark Waters," was on Miami's campus to give the annual Willeke Lecture
Miami University will welcome Rob Bilott, the revered lawyer portrayed in the movie "Dark Waters'" for the annual Gene and Carol Willeke Frontiers in Environmental Sciences Distinguished lecture on Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 5:30 pm.