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'''Type''': Policy | |||
'''Status''': Adopted on 4/22/04 and revised in January 2007 | |||
'''Source File''': http://www.ecohusky.uconn.edu/policystate.html | |||
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< | '''University of Connecticut'''<br> | ||
'''Environmental Policy Statement''' | |||
In fulfilling its mission as Connecticut’s land grant, public research university and its corresponding obligation to protect and preserve natural resources for an environmentally sustainable future, the University of Connecticut commits to the following principles of environmental leadership: | |||
The | '''Performance''': The University will institutionalize best practices, comply with environmental laws, regulations and standards, and continually monitor, report on and improve its environmental performance. | ||
'''Responsible management and growth''': The University will endeavor to design, construct and maintain its buildings, infrastructure and grounds in a manner that ensures environmental sustainability and protects public health and safety. | |||
'''Outreach''': The University will promote environmental stewardship in Connecticut and embrace environmental initiatives in partnership with its surrounding communities. | |||
'''Academics''': The University will advance understanding of the environment through its curriculum, research and other academic programs, and will employ an ethic of environmental stewardship in all intellectual pursuits. | |||
'''Conservation''': The University will conserve natural resources, increase its use of environmentally sustainable products, materials and services, including renewable resources, and prevent pollution and minimize wastes through reduction, reuse and recycling. | |||
'''Teamwork''': The University will encourage teamwork and provide groups and individuals with support, guidance and recognition for achieving shared environmental goals. | |||
In March 2007, the University of Connecticut adopted an additional [http://www.ecohusky.uconn.edu/SDCpolicy.htm Sustainable Design & Construction Policy], which specifies the University's objectives to plan, design, construct, renovate and maintain sustainable, energy- and water-efficient buildings. | |||
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Revision as of 21:06, 17 February 2014
Type: Policy
Status: Adopted on 4/22/04 and revised in January 2007
Source File: http://www.ecohusky.uconn.edu/policystate.html
Text:
University of Connecticut
Environmental Policy Statement
In fulfilling its mission as Connecticut’s land grant, public research university and its corresponding obligation to protect and preserve natural resources for an environmentally sustainable future, the University of Connecticut commits to the following principles of environmental leadership:
Performance: The University will institutionalize best practices, comply with environmental laws, regulations and standards, and continually monitor, report on and improve its environmental performance.
Responsible management and growth: The University will endeavor to design, construct and maintain its buildings, infrastructure and grounds in a manner that ensures environmental sustainability and protects public health and safety.
Outreach: The University will promote environmental stewardship in Connecticut and embrace environmental initiatives in partnership with its surrounding communities.
Academics: The University will advance understanding of the environment through its curriculum, research and other academic programs, and will employ an ethic of environmental stewardship in all intellectual pursuits.
Conservation: The University will conserve natural resources, increase its use of environmentally sustainable products, materials and services, including renewable resources, and prevent pollution and minimize wastes through reduction, reuse and recycling.
Teamwork: The University will encourage teamwork and provide groups and individuals with support, guidance and recognition for achieving shared environmental goals.
In March 2007, the University of Connecticut adopted an additional Sustainable Design & Construction Policy, which specifies the University's objectives to plan, design, construct, renovate and maintain sustainable, energy- and water-efficient buildings.