
With more than 23,000 students and 1,500 staff across two campuses the University of East London naturally has a significant environmental impact. What we buy and consume, the energy we use, what we do with our waste and how we interact with each other all contribute to this.
We want you to get involved in helping to reduce UEL’s environmental impact by ‘Doing the Green Thing’. This could be anything from using less energy to recycling more or taking part in our projects and events. The following pages bring together lots of ideas, advice and resources on different environmental issues.
If there’s anything you think is missing or would like to find out more about, just get in touch!
It's that time of year again, when everyone makes New Year Resolutions. Often, such resolutions get broken before Semester B even begins, but here at 'Do the Green Thing' we have resources to help you if your resolutions happen to be of the 'green' kind.
Email greenthing@uel.ac.uk to be put on our mailing list to receive regular updates, or follow us on Twitter.
... working with dedicated staff teams and enthusiastic student volunteers on Green Impact.
... learning how to use Twitter and Facebook.
... piloting a new Bin-the-Bin campaign.
... enjoying the produce from - and still looking for volunteers for - our Grow Your Own projects.
... finalising the details of a new Sustainable Catering Action Plan and collecting a new award.
... celebrating receiving ISO14001 certification for our environmental management system!
... getting excited about environmental projects for SportsDock - such as shiny new recycling bins!
AND ... starting to pull together a programme of events for Fairtrade Fortnight 2012.
Whew!
Sara Kassam
Energy & Environment Manager
Tel: 020 8223 4047
Email: greenthing@uel.ac.uk
Sarah Ettlinger
Green Impact Officer
Tel: 020 8223 4057
Email: greenthing@uel.ac.uk
Toby Jones
Waste Projects Officer
Tel: 020 8223 2872
Email: greenthing@uel.ac.uk
Also, follow us on Twitter or become a fan of us on Facebook for daily updates, news and events.
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