USEAC

USEAC Through fun and interactive events for the student body, USEAC hopes to promote sustainability and environmental action within the UTS community.

Starts tomorrow!
11/22/2017

Starts tomorrow!

04/19/2017
UTS! As of last Friday, we're ahead of John Polanyi CI, (but not by a lot!) Remember if you've got ANY old electronic de...
03/28/2017

UTS! As of last Friday, we're ahead of John Polanyi CI, (but not by a lot!) Remember if you've got ANY old electronic devices just lying around at home, bring them in to the bin in the main office!

03/26/2017

Just under five days until Earth Month, and USEAC is hard at work in preparation!

Thought provoking results..
03/21/2017

Thought provoking results..

Americans overwhelmingly believe that global warming is happening, and that carbon emissions should be scaled back. But fewer are sure that it will harm them personally.

UTS!We know how much we love new phones, and if you or your family have any old broken/not-in-use cell phones, iPods, or...
03/09/2017

UTS!

We know how much we love new phones, and if you or your family have any old broken/not-in-use cell phones, iPods, or MP3 players, then you should bring them in to be recycled in the competition, hosted by the Jane Goodall Institute.

From now until April 22(Earth Day!) there will be a large bin in the main office where you can drop off any old electronic device(no laptops please) to be safely recycled. Just make sure if you have a SIM card you remove and keep it.

We are currently in competition with two other schools in Toronto to see who can produce the most weight in recycled devices. The winning school receives a cash prize (based on the total weight) and a personal message from Jane Goodall herself!

So let's get out there and recycle some phones:)

More info can be found here: https://janegoodall.ca/our-work/roots-and-shoots/cycle-my-cell/

The Student Challenge is a friendly mobile phone recycling competition between three Toronto high schools. The goal? Reduce the amount of e-waste in our landfills, recycle the precious minerals inside old phones, lower carbon emissions AND protect the Congo basin where those minerals ar...

02/21/2017

We wanted to thank everyone who came out to the student forum last Wednesday to hear about the new building. We'll be sending out more information about specific proposals from UTS students and staff very soon!

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