http://www.cleanenergyresourceteams.org/greensteps
By Jenna Gibson, The Post-Bulletin, Rochester MN
As a sophomore in high school, Emily Schick saw a problem at her school and decided to fix it.
The Byron High School student noticed that class
School buses serving the West St.
The Minnesota Environmental Initiative Awards are held every year to recognize outstanding partnerships.
Students from across the state gathered in the Rotunda at the Minnesota State Capitol this Earth Day to talk about actions they’re taking to reduce the carbon footprints of their schools.
Irish aim to shrink their environmental footprint
The Rosemount Irish are about to get even greener.
For Immediate Release Feb.
MnSCC has announced the award of over $200,000 in 19 grants to 23 public high schools, colleges and universities across Minnesota.
Schools who are interested in applying for PBEEEP must be entered into the Buildings, Benchmarks, and Beyond Database.
“Schools’ energy efforts pay off in big savings“:http://www.startribune.com/local/north/80145947.html?page=1&c=y
Turning off lights and installing new equipment have contributed to lower bills fo
What should schools teach about climate change, global warming
Friday, 18 December 2009 by Joe Nathan Thisweek News
The Rosemount High School green team has officially sent out the application form for the big $20,000 grant provided by MN Schools Cutting Carbon!