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March 3, 2015March 3, 2015Olivia Braude

Less is More

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Glad to Know You: Green Oxford

April 2, 2013August 29, 2013Catie Ewen

Oxford’s Interfaith Climate Change Work Group

March 26, 2013August 29, 2013ChelseaJones

Oxford’s Green Screen: Now Showing Last Call at the Oasis

January 9, 2013October 22, 2013GreenHawks Media

Documentary describes the issues of global water supply

January 9, 2013October 22, 2013Amanda Schumaker

Green Oxford encourages students to ‘Take Back the Tap’

January 8, 2013October 22, 2013GreenHawks Media

Green Screen: Gasland

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Check out this article, to learn about Dr. Hays Cummins efforts to rehabilitate his 32 acres of land. His efforts have involved over 1500 students and increased plant and animal biodiversity!
Check out our latest article, to learn how you can help fight against habitat fragmentation by providing habitats for wildlife in your own backyard!
Check out our latest article, to learn how carbon taxes effect individuals, businesses and countries.
Drones are being increasingly used by biologists to study ecosystems, animal populations and more. Check out this article to learn how drones have benefitted conservation work and environmental science!
Check out this article, to learn why traditional agricultural practices in America are harmful to the environment and to explore possible solutions!
Eco reps and Miami University’s Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary are hosting Green Clean this Friday! From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. volunteers will help clean up all of the trash left over from Green Beer Day. To sign-up visit our website (link in bio) and fill out the google form in the article!

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