Hamilton Environmental Action Group

04/13/2016

Join HEAG tonight at 7:30 in the Glen House!

03/17/2016

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02/17/2016

Interested in environmental issues?

Come to the Glen House tomorrow at 7:30 to discuss Take Back the Tap, an initiative to ban bottled water on campus!

11/11/2014

Come to the Glen House tomorrow at 7:30 to hear Carolyn Dash talk about her experiences/work in Antarctica!!

11/06/2014

We're doing a little better today but we can definitely conserve more!!

11/05/2014

ATTENTION HAMILTON STUDENTS: WE NEED TO STEP UP OUR GAME AND CONSERVE MORE!! We are still in last place in CCN with an increase of 17% in energy consumption. Only Keehn Residence hall has managed to decrease their consumption. This is unacceptable.

Here are a few helpful tips to help us turn this competition around:
1) Wash your clothes on the "bright colors" setting
2) Turn out the lights when you leave the room
3) Turn down your thermostats (Bundies and Dark Side Suites)

11/01/2014

Hamilton is currently in last place for the Campus Conservation Nationals....do we really want to lose to Colgate?? Let's step it up here people.

As of today, the three residence halls that reduced the most energy are:

1. Keehn (19% decrease)
2. Major (4.2% decrease)
3. 100 College Hill Road (3.9% decrease)

The three residence halls that reduced the least:

1. Griffen Road, Apartment 1 (18% increase)
2. Bundy East (18.8% increase)
3. Bundy West (21.7% increase)

10/28/2014

Track Hamilton's Progress in the Campus Conservation Nationals at http://buildingdashboard.net/hamilton/ #/hamilton

Hamilton College's Building Dashboard® - View, compare and share building energy and water use information in real time on the web with the first social network for buildings.

10/28/2014

Campus Conservation Nationals begin tomorrow!!! Let's get ready to CONSERVE!!!!!!!

10/22/2014

Campus Conservation Nationals start next week.....get ready to turn out those lights and do it in the dark ;)

10/18/2014

Check it out!!
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/14/us/pentagon-says-global-warming-presents-immediate-security-threat.html?ref=earth&_r=0

The Pentagon on Monday released a report asserting that climate change poses an immediate threat to national security, with increased risks from terrorism, infectious disease, global poverty and food shortages.