By JM on April 3, 2012

Data in a new report authored by California Student Sustainability Coalition alumni Sarah Siedschlag and published by the University of California reveals that the University of California Regents have something on the order of $234 million dollars worth of holdings in 15 of the largest coal companies. Titled “Reducing California Higher Education’s Support of and…Read more »
Posted in CSSC Blog, Featured News, News, _Excerpt, _Featured | Tagged Ameren Corp., California Student Sustainability Coalition., campus, clean energy, coal, convergence, cssc, Duke Energy, Massey Energy, Patriot Coal, Peabody, Southern Company, UC Berkeley, UC Los Angeles, UC Santa Barbara, ucsb, university of california
By cradka on April 15, 2010

A Carrotmob is a method of activism that leverages consumer power to make the most socially-responsible business practices also the most profitable choices. Businesses compete with one another to see who can do the most good, and then a big mob of consumers buys products in order to reward whichever business made the strongest commitment…Read more »
Posted in Featured News, Resources, UCSB, _Excerpt | Tagged Carrot Mob, EAB, sustainable business, ucsb
By cradka on April 13, 2010

Environmental Education for the Next Generation (EENG) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by undergraduate students at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Learn how to bring it to your school.
Posted in Campaigns, News, UCSB, _Featured | Tagged EAB, EENG, Environmental Education, ucsb