Title
Professor and Course Name
Nicholas Reksten, Economics of the Ecological Crisis
Files
Download Poster and Paper (1.1 MB)
Abstract
Energy consumption accounts for thousands of metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions and trillions of dollars spent annually. Due to economically inefficient and environmentally unsustainable practices, much of the energy consumed that is contributing to these statistics is wasted. Sarah Lawrence College has the potential to drastically reduce its energy consumption through simple and effective measures including implementing energy saving lighting practices, installing energy efficient electronic appliances, and installing power saving software on computers. These changes hold the potential to significantly reduce the institution’s carbon emissions while saving costs by lowering energy bills.
Publication Date
Spring 2016
Copyright
Copyright is held by the authors.
Disciplines
Sustainability
Recommended Citation
Sinagra, Elena; Feldman, Zoezra; and Zorn, Jocelyn, "Energy Efficiency at SLC" (2016). Campus Environmental Sustainability Project. 2.
https://digitalcommons.slc.edu/undergrad_sustainproject/2