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Sustainability at Stanford: 2020-21 Year in Review
Stanford continues to walk the walk on sustainability in every aspect of its operations and as a living lab -- and we are just getting started.
Sustainability at Stanford: 2020-21 Year in Review
As the Stanford community begins to re-engage physically, we are weaving the lessons and experiences of the global pandemic into new ways of thinking and living, with sustainability as a central motif. More people than ever are recognizing and responding to the realities of how our institutional systems and behaviors intertwine with the environmental, social, and economic health of our society and the planet. While fewer people may have been on campus over the past year, Stanford’s community has been persistent in pioneering sustainability research, programs, and infrastructure improvements.
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