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TGP’s monthly blog dedicated to renewable energy & sustainability. Created by TGP alumna and mechanical engineer Kayla Loy.
What’s New in Renewable Energy and Sustainability this Month
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TGP’s Environmental Policies & Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The GREEN Program's Implementation of The Forum's Guidelines for Advancing the UN SDG's through...
Defending Reproductive Rights in the Battle for Climate Justice
Reproductive Justice is Climate Justice. The GREEN Program stands to defend the reproductive rights of all women and people who give birth to access safe reproductive health care. We must do more to educate others and understand the interconnection between Reproductive Justice and the Climate Crisis. It’s important to draw the connections between climate change, pollution, and reproductive rights.
What’s New in Renewable Energy and Sustainability this Month
TGP’s monthly blog dedicated to renewable energy & sustainability. Created by TGP alumna and mechanical engineer Kayla Loy.
5 Environmental Friendly Tips-and-Tricks to Get Involved for Clean Beaches Week (July 1-8)
For this year’s Clean Beaches Week (July 1-8), TGP encourages you all to Get Out and Take Action in a local clean up or campaign event in your area. To help understand how you can make a difference to our beaches this year, we put together 5 environmental friendly tips-and-tricks to consider this month.
An International Graduate Student Embraces Nepali Culture by Studying Abroad through Shine On Scholarship
On one hand, I believe that every student should be given a chance to study abroad at least once in their life, because it teaches us things that textbooks cannot: adaptability, resilience, curiosity, empathy, just to name a few. Whether good or bad, bursting our bubble and learning about our world will inspire us and open our minds. On the other hand, the people we interact with benefit from the diversity, because all of us bring unique perspectives to the table. Perhaps we share an idea that no one has thought of but could be key to solving a problem; we fuel the aspirations of someone who is facing similar difficulties; or help take down stereotypes.
Environmental Engineering Graduate Paves the Way for Women in STEM through a Renewable Energy & Sustainability Program in Iceland
I loved learning about the geothermal resources in Iceland and how they were used to both create electricity and heat homes. The way the country has harnessed their resources and used them in their everyday lives is so inspirational to me. I hope that the world will learn from Iceland and look for ways to be more sustainable.
Remembering Juneteenth and the Fight for Environmental Justice
n June 19, 1865, Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, TX, and announced the end of the Civil War and the end of slavery. It is on this day every year since that we celebrate “Juneteenth” as the end of slavery in the United States. It is a day that we celebrate ancestors and leaders who fought to be liberated. We celebrate their power, resiliency, and tenacity.
What’s New in Renewable Energy and Sustainability this Month
TGP’s monthly blog dedicated to renewable energy & sustainability. Created by TGP alumna and mechanical engineer Kayla Loy.
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