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University of Montana seeks strategies to achieve carbon neutrality on campus

April 9, 2019/

om DeLuca, dean of the College of Forestry and Conservation at the University of Montana, writes down ideas the school can utilize to reduce carbon emissions on campus during the Campus Climate Conversation last week at the University Center. DeLuca said that investing in solar panels and creating more student engagement opportunities are a few suggestions he made. (Mari Hall/Missoula Current)

“2020 is right around the corner,” Rocke said. “It’s quickly approaching, and we want our campus partners to recognize that we haven’t been sitting around for the past 10 years. We need to regroup and see what more can be feasibly done.”

By Mari Hall


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  1. Russ Fletcher on April 9, 2019 at 7:31 am

    I hope participants were not limited to UM personnel. The Missoula community has a stake in the decisions made and should be included in all of these discussions.

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