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Brooke Mason
Int. Sustainability Specialist
The SEED Initiative
Facilities & Construction
419-530-1042
brooke.mason@utoledo.edu
Climate Commitment
Climate Commitment
At The University of Toledo, blue and gold make green as we strive to minimize our impact on the planet. To ensure UT moves in this direction, we have made sustainability a key component of our Strategic Plan.
To further our vow to sustainability, President Jacob's joined UT with hundreds of other schools in becoming a signatory of the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment in 2009. As a signatory, UT pledges itself to becoming a climate neutral campus.
- UT's Steps Toward Climate Neutrality Climate Neutral Campus
- Annually update UT's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory
- Biannually update UT's Climate Action Plan
- UT's CAP for FY 2013 is currently underdevelopment with a completion goal of January 15, 2013
- To get involved with the CAP, contact SEED or the CAP Intern, Alexa Orr.
- Visit the CAP webpage for updates.

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