What does Grinnell do to support sustainability?
Grinnell College tackles the issue of sustainability on several fronts, with an ever-growing toolbox of techniques, technologies, and more.
Grinnell College tackles the issue of sustainability on several fronts, with an ever-growing toolbox of techniques, technologies, and more.
From building efficient new buildings and retrofitting older buildings to changing energy sources and social engineering, Grinnell is changing the way we use energy.
Grinnell takes advantage of local and regional composting options for food scraps and containers while optimizing recycling options to keep as much food waste out of the landfill as possible.
The College's extensive investment in water conservation has led to landscaping changes, innovative construction, and improved water use across campus.
Tallgrass prairies were the original Iowa landscape. With a focus on native landscaping, the College supports the environmental, social, and economic sustainability of the community.
Grinnell’s commitment to sustainability is built right into construction plans. New buildings and old ones take advantage of a growing array of sustainable solutions.
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