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Saving Water Through Better Metering

Since adopting its Sustainability Plan in 2013, CSUN has achieved a 28% decrease in annual water consumption.

Published: October 13, 2020
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Upgrading a Campus Fixture (or thousands of them)

CSUN has been taking steps improve its lighting efficiency for years, upgrading numerous indoor spaces as well as the campus’ outdoor walkway lights.

Published: September 9, 2020
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From A to B, and the GHG’s in Between

Each year, CSUN surveys its employees and students to better understand commuting habits, perceptions, and impacts.

Published: June 16, 2020
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Past Events

Sustainable Winter Solstice

November 20, 2024

WinterSolstice

The solstice marks the longest and shortest days of the year, reminding us of Earth’s natural cycles and how they shape our lives. The winter solstice, with its long nights and short days, highlights challenges like increased energy use and light pollution, while also inspiring innovations in renewable energy and sustainable living. This turning point in nature encourages reflection on how we can live in harmony with the planet through eco-friendly traditions and practices. Read more

Learn about CSUN's latest AI tool for waste monitoring

May 30, 2024

Zabble AI

Since January 2024, CSUN has partnered with Zabble, a cutting-edge Zero Waste Management Platform, to monitor and optimize the contamination and fullness of its campus bins. This collaboration is transforming waste management practices at CSUN, leveraging real-time data and advanced algorithms to enhance sustainability and engage the campus community in zero waste efforts. Read more

CSUN’s Food Recovery Forum closes with a pledge to recover more edible food from campus

April 10, 2024

Food Recovery Forum 2024

On Wednesday, April 10, 2024 CSUN Sustainability hosted its first ever Food Recovery Forum - an event that brought together 9 speakers from 8 organizations working hard to keep food out of landfills (Athens Services, Chartwells, LA Compost, FoodCycle LA, Food Recovery Network, California Climate Action Corps, Recycle2Riches and Hollywood Food Coalition) and over 150 attendees which were mainly students, CSUN staff/faculty members and California Climate Action Corps service members.  Read more

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