Word: eac
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...think it’s a good step in that it’s a very easy change for people to make, but it will save a lot of water in the long run,” one co-chair of Harvard’s Environmental Action Committee (EAC), Spring Greeney ‘09, says. The environment may be happy, but student reaction, like the toilet handles, goes both ways. Some students, like Eliot resident Prithvi R. Shankar ‘09, are excited by the dual action of the flushometers. “Thus...
...winning streak by coming in fourth in recycling and waste reduction, first in electricity conservation, and tied for first in eco-projects. Dunster, Kirkland, and Leverett Houses also received mention for being the top three Houses in improvement in recycling and trash reduction. Mather, represented by Environmental Action Committee (EAC) co-chair Faon M. O’Connor ’08, Green Cup representative John T. Watson ’07, House Committee (HoCo) Co-Chair Andrew B. Artz ’07 and HoCo Treasurer Nitesh Banta ’08, was also awarded $1,037. Robert...
...prefrosh attendees. “It’s really exciting to see all the student groups out here celebrating environmental awareness and involvement,” said Faon M. O’Connor ’08, co-chair of Harvard’s Environmental Action Committee (EAC). Neighborhood establishments such as Harvest Supermarkets also turned out to hawk their wares and spread their environmentally friendly message. “This is our first time coming to Earth Day here at Harvard,” said Chris Durkin, Director of Membership and Community Relations at Harvest...
...together.”She mentioned the lack of involvement Harvard students have had in the area in the past two years and noted how valuable the area could become as a field research space.Henry M. Cowles ’08, co-chair of the Harvard Environmental Action Committee (EAC) and a Crimson Arts editor, said that FAR has not contacted the EAC to help, and that there are enough groups that do so to occupy them fully.“It would serve them well to try to reach out and latch on to the students...
...such as the Kennedy School of Government, which uses wind energy to power its entire campus—pitched in more than their share as well. Groups at the College have also been working to keep more than just the grass in the yard green. The Environmental Action Committee (EAC), which organizes such events as Earth Day, environmental rallies, and even the airing out of President Bush’s “dirty laundry” in the front of the Science Center, ran a renewable energy campaign last January. It successfully obtained 83 percent student approval...