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News and Updates
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Students in more than 116 schools across the U.S. are competing to reduce their electricity consumption by participating in the 2012 national Green Cup Challenge® (GCC) during peak winter energy usage, January 18 to February 15. Read more > -
Program Will Honor Schools for Excellence in Environmental Education, Sustainable Facilities and Healthy Practices Read more > -
Eric Estroff, Pace Academy student was honored along with oceanographer and Sc3 keynote speaker Sylvia Earle. Read more > -
Besant Hill School of Happy Valley hosts the 4th Annual Green Schools Alliance Regional Conference. Read more > -
I'm in West Virginia spending a week with 100 super bright-green high school students at the Student Climate and Conservation Congress for my annual renewal of hope. Read more > -
CJ Joseph is only a high school junior, but she's already trying to make a difference; in honor of Earth Day, she penned a song about the importance of recycling. Read more > -
Learn about what GSA members are doing “to deliver a generation of global citizens who are knowledgeable about and inspired to take responsibility for the sustainability of the world” Read more >
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GSA Programs
Measure. Reduce. Report. Join schools worldwide working together to set and meet goals. Register starting 10-10-11. Also take a look at the great... More >
GSA Member Schools are hosting GSAx events: Conferences, Resource Fairs, and Workshops in their regions and communities to build networks and bring schools together with the resources, tools and expertise needed to meet their sustainability goals.- Schools everywhere are implementing sustainable, energy-smart solutions. Learn how in this collection of essays launched by Sidwell and FEEN, written by faculty, staff and students, that explore what schools are doing to go green.
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