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Aug. 20, 2010
Going Green at College
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| As students prepare to return to college campuses across the US, we'll talk about energy use and ecological activities on college campuses. What are educational institutions doing to go green? We'll talk about what some campuses are doing, from low-energy lighting and recycling efforts, to intensive environmental education. We'll hear more. |
Produced by Flora Lichtman, Correspondent and Managing Editor, Video
Guests
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Benjamin Jakubowski
Senior
Oberlin College
Oberlin, Ohio -
Scott Carlson
Senior Reporter
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Washington, D.C. -
Avital Binshtock
Lifestyle Editor, Sierra Magazine
Editor, Sierra Club's "Green Life" Blog
San Francisco, California
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