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Latino, ‘MillZ’ Members United on Climate Change

UMD Research Finds Overlap in Views Between Social Identity GroupsRead More

Global-scale View of Animal Behavior Shows Climate Change's Impacts

Study Including UMD Biologists Reveals Unusual Movement, Birthing PatternsRead More

Terps Spread Goodwill on Good Neighbor Day

Kissed by Mother Nature, Annual Community Service Day Returns With in-Person, Virtual Events Read More

Double Duty

Architecture School’s 3 New Dual Degrees to Prepare Students for a Changing, Challenging WorldRead More

Fighting Phantom Flushes

Device Created by Terps Helps Keep Unnecessary Water—and Money—From Going Down the Toilet Read More

Terps Heart the Tap

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Water Initiatives

The UMD campus has invested in many projects that reduce water consumption and manage stormwater to prevent watershed pollution. The natural and built environments of UMD’s campus brim with examples if you know where to look.

Reusable Water Bottle Filling Stations

Water Bottle Filling Station

Over a hundred water bottle filling stations are available across campus. Cold, filtered water pours easily into the dispensers which are the right shape and size for most bottles to refill.  

Glass Recycling

Glass Dumpster

On campus, glass cannot be placed in mixed recycling bins. 

Can the Can: Mini-Bin Program

Image of a small mini waste binIn 2010 Facilities Management adopted the Mini Bin Waste Collection Program for all offices and individual workspaces on campus. This mini trash bin has replaced all standard, desk-side trash cans and is to be used by employees to collect all non-recyclable trash that will be sent to the landfill.

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