SUUGreen

SUUGreen is the SU's green initiative.

The University of Greenwich is looking at sustainability and green issues and SUUGreen encompasses the work that we're doing alongside that. This includes getting involved in initatives such as Go Green Week and Fairtrade Fortnight, stocking products like KeepCups in our outlets and increasing our recycling facilities in our outlets and offices.
 
The University has a Sustainability team, and you can check out what they're doing through their Twitter page (@sust_greenwich) and their blog (http://blogs.gre.ac.uk/greengreenwich). On it, you'll find find stories, articles and news regarding the Univeristy of Greenwich and it’s actions moving towards a more sustainable future. You can see their latest blog posters below; click the links to read more.
 

University of Greenwich Sustainability Blog

  • Thu 10 May 2012 16:21
    Today Caroline Troy, Sustainability Champion for the Natural Resources Institute (NRI) takes over the blog. Caroline was our most industrious sustainability champion last year and managed to achieve the Green Impact gold award – this year she has attempted to go for … Continue reading
  • Fri 27 Apr 2012 16:12
    Hello all! I am Emily Crockford and I will be working alongside Kat and John as a sustainability projects officer for Greenwich. It is great to be working for Greenwich and to be back in London and I am excited … Continue reading
  • Mon 23 Apr 2012 08:52
    It has been an exciting past few weeks at the Avery Hill Campus as the community garden allotment has started to take shape. The garden now has eleven raised beds built, four of them filled with compost, a line of … Continue reading
  • Fri 13 Apr 2012 09:51
    The third and final day of the EAUC conference was another good’un with a couple of the true highlights of the event taking place on the Thursday morning. Now I may be a little biased but I started my day … Continue reading
  • Thu 05 Apr 2012 16:30
    The second day of the EAUC Conference started with a ‘Biodiversity Walk’ around the campus, a great way to start the morning – if you could get up – and a great opportunity to see what sorts of biodiversity projects … Continue reading