What an inspiring and empowering Earth Week it's been! As we close the books on Earth Week 2024, we are feeling re-energized to work for a more sustainable future. Check our calendar for additional events in April and May—and keep the momentum going! buff.ly/3JeXVwj

Earth Week is still going strong at Yale. How are you being inspired and empowered to work for a sustainable future? Some great events happening today and even more in the days (and weeks) ahead. See our full calendar: buff.ly/3JeXVwj

Earth Week reaches the halfway mark today and there's still so much happening at Yale! Check out our full calendar of events—and feel inspired and empowered to create a more sustainable future. buff.ly/3JeXVwj

Some timely tips for Earth Week about ways to dine sustainably at three of Yale's favorite eateries.

It's Earth Week at Yale, and we're celebrating with events aimed at inspiring and empowering climate action and promoting well-being. Check out our full calendar and join an event or two! buff.ly/3JeXVwj

Happy Earth Day! 🌍 All week, Yale is hosting events examining crucial aspects of sustainability and climate change—on energy justice, urban green spaces, natural disasters, food waste, tribal forestry, natural carbon capture, and more. Full calendar: buff.ly/3JeXVwj

Earth Month is in full swing and Yale is abuzz with talks, walks, tree plantings, meditations, and celebrations of planet Earth and all of the work being done to protect her. Check the Earth Week at Yale calendar for a full list of events. #EarthWeek2024 buff.ly/3JeXVwj

We've loved gathering this week with colleagues and students for our annual State of Sustainability and Awards Breakfast — in the beautifully renovated Kline 14. What better way to kick off Earth Month than by celebrating our progress and the contributions of so many individuals!

Do you have electronics, a mattress, textiles, or batteries you need to unload? New Haven residents can bring it Hill Career High School, 140 Legion Ave., tomorrow, Saturday, April 13, from 9-1 as part of 'Hometown Recycling Day.' Sponsored by New Haven Solid Waste & Recycling Authority

Don't let those eclipse glasses end up in the landfill! From now until April 30, Warby Parker in New Haven (268 York St.) is collecting unwanted eclipse glasses to donate to Astronomers Without Borders Astro w/o Borders, who will distribute them to educators and students around the world.

Join the Yale Center for Environmental Justice for two upcoming gatherings focused on building capacity to support frontline communities. #environmentaljustice