Sustainability

3. Recycling, Jade, & Chlorophyll
4. Works with senior administrators, students, faculty and staff members to set and achieve strategic sustainability goals and actions across UConn's campuses.
5. Hydroflasks, Owalas, Stanley Cups
6. Actively minimizing one’s environmental footprint.
9. Environmental ______: The equitable treatment of all people in how environmental laws are developed, enforced, and implemented
11. The natural process of recycling organic matter, such as food, into a fertilizer
12. Making eco-conscious choices in daily life.
13. The mechanical process of breaking down materials to create new products.
14. The intentional clearing of forests.

1. Buying in bulk to limit packaging waste.
2. A social, economic, and environmental goal that aims to allow people to live on Earth in a way that preserves the planet for the future
3. When a company misleads consumers into believing a product, policy, or activity is more environmentally friendly than it actually is by utilizing a green color scheme or imagery.
7. The process of repurposing wasted materials to make new products, often utilized in the fashion industry.
8. The act of not throwing things away unnecessarily.
10. People use these kinds of panels to convert sunlight into electricity, which can power their houses and cars.