Eco Rep
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Opinion
Getting involved on small scale: being sustainable, even on Rider’s campus
By Kayley Tezbir You see us on campus all the time! Out there in our green shirts- perhaps giving you…
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Jet Setting to Sustainability
By Bailey Poe How many students recently traveled by plane during spring break — not only students from Rider but…
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Greenwashing: the kind of washing no one needs
By Ashlyn Whiteside Walking through the grocery aisle, you grab a can of tuna off the shelf because you noticed…
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“Kiss the Ground:” the importance of soil
By Kayley Tezbir Have you ever walked across the pavement toward the athletic fields on campus on a hot afternoon?…
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Blogs
Farm to the table: What is the big deal about organic food?
By eco-rep Ashlyn Whiteside Have you ever seen a busy farmer’s market and wondered what the buzz was or if…
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Climate Change: The irreversible effects are getting closer by the day
By eco-rep Muriel Baki Rider’s campus received another snowstorm last week, which brought snow totals in parts of Mercer County…
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Garbage Island: The Dangerous Trash Crisis
By Dean Riddle eco-rep Every day, we all go about our lives and produce waste along the way — often…
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Blogs
Fighting fast fashion fads
Take a moment and think about how many Rider T-shirts you have gotten that you only wore one time or…
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The air we breathe: Rider takes initiative to reduce carbon footprint
Take a walk around campus, through a city or even any moderately populated town and observe what you see. At…
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Reasons to consider veganism: Crucial for saving the world
Going vegan may seem impossible to you, but would you reconsider it if you were told that it would cut…
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Green Blog
Pursue a green career, even if it is not an environmentalist
The second semester is already in full swing and, for our seniors, that may mean figuring out what jobs to…
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