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Rutgers Day 2025
April 26 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Rutgers has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2040 and carbon-negative -- removing more greenhouse gases than we are putting into the atmosphere -- no later than the university's 275th anniversary in 2041. Monitoring and reporting Rutgers’ energy use is a key step in ensuring that we are on track to meeting this goal. This dashboard is the first in a series of sustainability dashboards that will be developed and illustrates the progress made by the Energy & Buildings Climate Action Group.
In addition to tracking our progress to goal, we invite Rutgers community members to download and use these data as research and learning tools.
Monday, March 25, 2024 | 12:00 - 4:00pm
College Ave Student Center MPR
Join us for the Rutgers Green Jobs Fair — an interdisciplinary career fair featuring job and internship opportunities related to sustainability, the environment, and climate action.
This event is open to employers from all sectors and Rutgers University students and alumni from all academic disciplines and campuses. Free pizza and refreshments will be available.
The MACH project team brings together natural scientists, social scientists, civil engineers, humanists, and engagement specialists from across 13 institutions.
The Executive Council includes the MACH Principal Investigators (PIs), Co-PIs, leads from each of the MACH partner institutions, the administrative director, and the SPLC co-chairs.
The External Advisory Board (EAB) is composed of researchers from around the world with strong expertise in building multi-institution research endeavors and in making funding allocation decisions.
The Collaborative Stakeholder Advisory Panel (CSAP) is a diverse group of stakeholders with extensive knowledge of regional and cross-jurisdictional issues related to MACH.
View Collaborative Stakeholder Advisory Panel Members Here →
The SPLC is a self-directed community of students and postdocs who are participating in MACH research and activities. It is responsive to member interests and needs and feeds back ideas, experiences, or concerns to the MACH Executive Council (EC).
Learn More About the Student Postdoc Leadership Council Here →