We are hosting a sustainability trivia night in conjunction with the Trainee Committee of the LDI this Thursday at 7pm. Come check it out! More info at the event link: https://t.co/6ZBs3InfMq
It is officially the last day of our seeds of change campaign. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to our initiative. Your donations will help us implement both lab and general recycling at the Neuro. We appreciate your continued support!
Did you know that reducing your computer monitor's brightness from 100% to 70% can save up to 20% of the monitor's energy consumption? It's a simple and effective method to reduce energy consumption associated with IT work in the lab 🖥
Looking for a good book to cozy up with on these rainy spring days? We recommend checking out any of these environmental books covering a wide range of topics from climate change to environmental justice and more.
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Today is #McGill24! This means all donations to our Seeds of Change campaign today will be matched by McGill! If you would like to support the GLI@Neuro team directly in our sustainable research efforts, we would be very grateful for your donations today. https://t.co/8dPygJgsNb
Please help us foster a sustainable research culture at McGill by contributing to our seeds of change campaign on McGill24 (Wednesday March 10th 2021). McGill will match any donations received on this day. We appreciate your support! Campaign link: https://t.co/COyuQpEZEz
“People are not really worrying about this, because it is inconvenient to act responsibly,” one aerospace engineer said, of the growing accumulation of high-speed space pollution orbiting the Earth. https://t.co/XBYg8PlEYK
Reminder to all students and employees at the Neuro to complete our recycling at the Neuro sustainability survey. Many thanks for participating!! Link: https://t.co/8MpEFhu4Qy
If you are a student or employee at the Neuro, we would be grateful if you could complete this short survey regarding waste production and needs of students, staff & researchers. Link: https://t.co/8MpEFhu4Qy
We strongly encourage other members of McGill and the broader sustainability community to research and learn about the interaction of climate change and racial injustice. 7/7
Climate change affects us all, but not equally. As an environmental organization, we acknowledge the important intersection between social issues, inequalities & the environment. 1/1
We will continue working towards our goal of bringing more sustainable and eco-friendly lab practices to the Neuro whilst remaining mindful of how these fit into the broader context of environmentalism, and staying informed on these issues. 6/7