The Resource Efficiency Program (REP) employs undergraduate students to be representatives (REP Reps) to their peers in their dorms and houses. These students educate their peers on environmental issues while advocating for pragmatic environmental efforts, such as changing incandescent light bulbs for florescent bulbs, double-sided printing, and reducing food waste. The program also works with the administration to make sustainable changes in their facilities and operations.
REP: Undergraduate Resource Efficiency Program
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Did you know that every day, students, faculty, and staff recover enough recyclables from Harvard Yard to fill 326 trash bags? Over the course of a year that would be enough to fill Blodgett Pool 4 times.
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