Environment and Climate

Protecting our planet is the most pressing issue facing humankind in the 21^st century. The actions we take now—for clean air, energy and drinking water, sustainable food and managing our natural resources—will save lives and livelihoods today and for centuries to come. Here, we tell the stories of our partner institutions and individuals who are making a difference as champions of the earth.

this photo shows a pizza made with food waste ingredients from Shuggie's Trash Pies and Natural Wine, a sustainable restaurant opening this spring in San Francisco

This Sustainable Restaurant Will Top Its Pizzas With Rejected Veggies to Combat Food Waste

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November 18, 2020

Founded by Kayla Abe and David Murphy, Shuggie's Trash Pies and Natural Wine, opening this spring in San Francisco, will help customers fight climate change through their food.

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Furman University Announces New Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities

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November 12, 2020

The Shi Institute, an outgrowth of Furman's David E. Shi Center for Sustainability, promotes sustainable human flourishing through its centers for sustainability education, research and leadership.

this photo shows Catawba College students who helped the school become one of the country's Top 50 Green Colleges

Two Sullivan Foundation Partner Schools Ranked Among Top 50 Green Colleges

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October 28, 2020

Catawba College and Guilford College, both located in North Carolina, were honored for their commitment to sustainability, both in on-campus best practices and in their educational curriculums.

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Is Your Used Pizza Box Recyclable? Here's How to Find Out

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September 29, 2020

A major industry study found that pizza boxes can be recycled, but not everyone agrees. A new online tool from Domino's aims to clear up the confusion.

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California Governor Signs "World's Toughest" Recycling Law Covering Plastic Bottles

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September 28, 2020

Companies that produce bottled beverages will be required to use 15 percent recycled plastic in their bottles by 2022 and 50 percent by 2030.

West Virginia Wesleyan College Unveils Solar Canopy With Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

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September 23, 2020

The solar canopy has a solar capacity of about 60 kilowatts, which will provide the energy equivalent of the use of six average American homes for a year.

This Sustainable Restaurant Will Top Its Pizzas With Rejected Veggies to Combat Food Waste

Furman University Announces New Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities

Two Sullivan Foundation Partner Schools Ranked Among Top 50 Green Colleges

Is Your Used Pizza Box Recyclable? Here's How to Find Out

California Governor Signs "World's Toughest" Recycling Law Covering Plastic Bottles

West Virginia Wesleyan College Unveils Solar Canopy With Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

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