Videos
Green Campus Partnership on YouTube
Videos of the Green Campus Partnership, the umbrella group that addresses environmental sustainability and stewardship at Penn are available on their YouTube channel are available on the Web at www.youtube.com/PennGCP.
INSIDE JOE'S CAFE
Joe's Café, a newly renovated eatery in the Wharton School's Steinberg Hall - Dietrich Hall, is a model of sustainability. From its selection of foods to the building materials to the cleaning methods to waste disposal, Joe's shows the school's commitment to Penn's Climate Action Plan. As Penn's first LEED Gold level application, Joe's composts, uses no chemical cleaning products in the dining area and serves up locally baked goods, locally roasted coffees, seasonal produce and seafood certified by Seafood Watch at Monterey Bay. All meats are roasted on campus and soups are made from scratch daily.
Click here to learn more about how Joe's Café fits in Penn's sustainability efforts.
TRASH TALK
A panel discussion with key players in the recycling process at the University of Pennsylvania and the City of Philadelphia. Featured Panelists:
Clarena Tolson
Philadelphia Streets Commissioner
Shannon Detweiler
Blue Mountain Recycling
JoAnn Murphy
Director of Purchasing
Penn Purchasing Services
Laurie Cousart
Director of Penn Dining
Penn Business Services
Ken Ogawa
Executive Director of Operations and Maintenance
Penn Facilities & Real Estate Services
Amy Phillips
Senior IT Project Leader
Penn Information & Systems Computing
Dan Sanchez, SEAS '10
Director of Housing, Sustainability and Facilities, Penn Undergraduate Assembly
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN LAUNCH
On September 16, 2009, the University of Pennsylvania released its Climate Action Plan, a comprehensive approach to reducing the Universitys carbon footprint and enhancing its overall sustainability. This speech by President Amy Gutmann marked the occasion.
Click here to read more about the event.
Click here to download the full Climate Action Plan.
RECYCLEMANIA 2009
PENN & PHILADELPHIA: WORKING TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Dr. Mark Alan Hughes, Director of Sustainability for the City of Philadelphia, speaks to the Penn community about Philadelphia's ambitious goal of becoming the "greenest city in America," and discusses the importance of the University's recycling initiatives.
SEEKING SUSTAINABILITY
Penn confronts the local and global challenge of sustainability during a panel discussion at the 2009 Founder's Day Symposium.
DARE TO BE GREEN
The University of Pennsylvania's shocking words of encouragement for students... urging them to "get green."
Fact
If each person on campus uses one paper coffee cup each day, Penn would produce 9.6 million cups for waste

