UMass Lowell is committed to climate neutrality as an institution and is a leader in sustainable education, research and innovation. Sustainability is a core commitment in the University’s comprehensive strategy to manage growth and respond to societal needs. As a result, UMass Lowell has seen a dramatic transformation that has generated impressive results and woven sustainability into every aspect of campus life. Read more about us!
Climate Neutrality Target Date
Total GHG Emissions Reduction Per Square Ft. Since 2012
Total GHG Emissions Reduction Per Person (FTE) Since 2012
What you put in your bin matters.
Recycling or Trash? Check out the Recycle Smart website to get help sorting it out.
Using the Recyclopedia you can search to see if your item is recyclable or not.
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