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From lectures to workshops, there's always something going on related to sustainability. Here’s a list of events from across campus that touch on the economic, social, or environmental components of our changing world. 

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Featured Off-Campus Events

Exciting things are happening off-campus, too! Check out some ways you can get involved with a broader community.

Campus Climate Mixer

Saturday, March 8 | noon–2 p.m.

> MIT Room 9-255
Excited about sustainability and climate action? Join a network of changemakers, amplify your efforts, and influence local climate solutions at the second Greater Boston Area Cross-Campus Student Climate Mixer on 12-2 PM on Saturday, March 8th at MIT Room 9-255! A Better City’s [abettercity.org] initiatives, and align students on climate action.

Sugar Shack Trip

March 9 | 8 a.m.–noon

The maple trees know that spring is right around the corner! It's maple sugaring time, and CEEDS is hosting a trip to a local sugar shack to get a closer look at this New England tradition. Vans will leave Smith from the Helen Hills Hills Chapel. Space is limited!

Electricity Without Greenhouse Gases: Essential to Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change

Thursday, March 20 | 10 a.m.

Professor M. Granger Morgan at Carnegie Mellon University will deliver a Rachel Carson Distinguished Lecture. Dr. M. Granger Morgan is the Hamerschlag University Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and has directed the Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making. His research addresses problems in science, technology, and public policy with a particular focus on energy, environmental systems, climate change, and risk analysis, perception and communication.. Many prestigious honors and awards have recognized Professor Morgan’s exceptional accomplishments. For example, he is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a recipient of the Federation of American Scientists Public Service Award.