Faculty, alums discuss Univ.’s green efforts
Yale faculty and alumni turned up the heat Thursday at a conference targeting reform of the University’s energy-efficient and environmentally friendly practices.
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President Richard Levin opened a symposium on the “greening of Yale” held at Battell Chapel on Thursday, speaking on topics including the Yale Sustainable Food Project.
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