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With more than 700 participants from around the world, Ecotech Institute’s first “massive online open course” (MOOC) was a tremendous success. The course kicked off last May through the Canvas…Continue
Tags: Sustainability, MOOC, Institute, Ecotech
Started by Molly Koch in random discussions here Jan 27.
I am interested in organizing a small group of people into a nonprofit community land trust that furthers the establishment of permaculture in central Indiana. I have knowledge and some direct…Continue
Started by Austin Roewe in environmental discussions Sep 4, 2013.
Ecotech Institute’s First Free Online Course, “Introduction to Sustainability,” Receives Positive Student Feedback Course Provided New Ways of Looking at Sustainability to U.S. and International…Continue
Tags: sustainability, ecotech
Started by Molly Koch in random discussions here Aug 19, 2013.
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Student feedback from Ecotech Institute’s free online “Introduction to Sustainability” course proved the opportunity was valued by students across the globe and changed the way they approached sustainability initiatives.
Kyle Crider,…
ContinuePosted by Molly Koch on April 22, 2014 at 3:19pm
On Friday, April 4, Ecotech Institute will hold a free 30-minute webinar on the power utility industry that takes a look at the changes and opportunities available in this evolving industry. Because of this sphere’s aging work force,…
ContinuePosted by Molly Koch on March 31, 2014 at 4:11pm
Ecotech Institute’s St. Patrick’s Day float collected nearly 15 recycle bins full of water bottles, cups, paper, cans, bottles and cardboard, making it a huge hit. It all began with an idea from student Chris Stevens and resulted in a student-made recycling bin to collect all recyclables…
ContinuePosted by Molly Koch on March 31, 2014 at 1:42pm
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Indiana was ranked amongst states as 49th on Environment. Let's all join together to make Indiana a better place to live.
When I owned my home I recycled everything. Now I live in an apartment which means the only drop off points are some distance away and I have no place to keep things long enough to make a trip worth while. Any suggestions?
Jim
Jim,
These days I’d be surprised [...]
I know several people who forgot to bring their rain barrels in for the winter and have subsequently ended up with cracked and useless rain barrels. Where can they be recycled?
Thanks!
Claire
Claire,
You’d think when it comes to a resourceful alternative to plumbing, a little crack couldn’t hurt. [...]
Earth Hour is a global event that takes place annually from 8:30pm – 9:30pm on the last Sunday of March. The event calls for non-essential lighting to be turned off for one hour to raise awareness regarding global energy consumption. This year has even more significance than previous years because some of [...]
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