Turn Your Tan Green!

Check out these sunless tanning products that contain organic alternatives or incorporate sustainable processes...to give a year'round tan without damaging your skin. Prices range from $14.50-$48 and include a streak rating.

Cap & Trade: green legislation

So if you're not aware of what Cap & Trade is (and since we're an institution for higher learning)...check out this GreenEduVideo from Ecogeek:

Sheets to the Wind

Featured Challenge posted to the Carbonrally community:

Line-drying 4 loads of laundry can eliminate 18 lbs of Co2. Carbonrally says using the sun will significantly to dry clothing and bedding can reduce emissions and give you a chance to get outside. They've already got 2,400 rallyers in this challenge, and they've strung-up over 22 tons. Go to Carbonrally.com to find out more.

Art + Design: Renourish

The College of Fine Arts' Art & Design has another endeavor in addition to their eWaste Challenge. Eric Benson, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design is trying to 'green-ify' designer's perspectives toward sustainable production practices with his site "Renourish." It educates them on why sustainability, offers them a 'toolkit' of resources, and shows them (case studies) how other designers/firms are taking sustainability to the next design and production level.