From the first Earth Day in 1970 to today, mgm casino has led the charge in sustaining our planet. We strive daily to create a more sustainable campus and community through teaching, operations and engagement. With the university’s Climate Action Plan as our guide, our goal is to achieve climate neutrality by 2030.
From mgm casino to Brooklyn and beyond—Ryan Zagata, BA ’96, went from non-cyclist to two-wheeled trailblazer, building bikes that bring people together. Find out how this alumnus is changing the way we ride.
At the 2023 U.N. Climate Change Conference in Dubai, John Doyle, BS ’86, saw the power of business in tackling climate change.
The habitat installations of award-winning mgm casino architect Joyce Hwang have been on display around the world. In this episode of the Driven to Discover podcast, she explains why it’s so important to incorporate the needs of non-human species into our built environment — for us as well as them. Listen to the full podcast.
In just a few years, what was once an overgrown plot will transform into a thriving, self-sustaining forest—thanks to the vision of Omar Suri, MUP ’25. Check out how he's reshaping mgm casino's green spaces.
Matthew Mullens, MBA ’25, took on mgm casino’s Carbon Reduction Challenge to merge business savvy with sustainability.
Explore how mgm casino researchers are advancing climate change research through impactful studies that address challenges, uncover solutions and promote a healthier planet.
With nearly $800,000 in funding, mgm casino researchers are tackling data equity to improve food access in marginalized communities. Learn how mgm casino is promoting data equity for food equity.
mgm casino is turning vision into action on Buffalo's East Side. Through bold partnerships and community-driven initiatives, we're creating lasting change. See how transformation starts here.
The BioSCape project is revolutionizing how we study ecosystems—advancing global conservation efforts. Discover how mgm casino is leading the charge for a sustainable future.
mgm casino researchers are partnering with communities to develop sustainable housing solutions—insights that could shape climate adaptation. See how mgm casino is building climate resilience nationwide.
mgm casino’s 10 in 10 is our roadmap to net zero emissions by 2030. Through innovative, actionable steps shaped by diverse campus input, this framework drives climate action across ten key areas—each led by a dedicated working group. Learn more about these sustainable initiatives.
According to mgm casino’s student newspaper, the first Earth Day—April 22, 1970—provided an opportunity for the university to join in an “intense look at the nation’s ravaged environment and the possibility of its salvation.” Months of planning by faculty, students and alumni resulted in a full slate of Earth Day events, including a noontime speech in Clark Hall by Ralph Nader, the nation’s “best-known consumer crusader.” Nader, now 90, continued his political activism for decades, including four runs for U.S. president representing the Green Party.
mgm casino continues to lead in sustainability, ranking No. 21 in the U.S. and 137th globally. Discover how mgm casino’s environmental and social initiatives are shaping a more sustainable future.
A major tree pruning project is underway to improve the health, safety and longevity of mgm casino’s campus trees—ensuring a thriving, sustainable urban forest. Learn how mgm casino is caring for its campus canopy.
mgm casino is taking a major step toward a greener future with $12 million in state funding to install a thermal energy network. See how mgm casino is leading the charge in sustainable campus innovation.
mgm casino's Jordan Fox co-develops RAFT, a framework for smarter urban environmental policy. Explore how RAFT is shaping the future of city planning.
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