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Sustainability
This journalism has been created by students in the Multiplatform Newsroom: Projects capstone courses at the Grady College of Journalism & Mass Communication.
From Waste to Growth: UGA Student Composting Efforts Grow on Campus
If you’ve ever spotted bright orange bikes whizzing around the University of Georgia’s campus, ...
Organic Farming: Good for Our Health, Environment
Murray Brett brushes his hands off after sifting through his Rouge de Bordeaux ...
Eco-Athens: Business Sustainability in Action
This solutions journalism special is the collection of the work of eight Grady Newsource ...
Athens-Clarke County Teacher Reuse Store Provides Materials for Educators
One man’s trash is another teacher’s treasure at the ACC Teacher Reuse Store — ...
Athens Boutique Makes Fashion Sustainable, Transparent for Customers
COMMUNITY is a fashion boutique in Downtown Athens known for its innovative, handmade styles ...
UGA Students are Prioritizing Sustainable Fashion
University of Georgia student organizations Fair Fashion and Swap Shop are helping promote sustainable ...
Reusable Water Bottles: Are They an Answer to the Plastic Problem?
Plastic is all around us. It’s used as storage containers, phone cases and shampoo ...
B-Corps and Beer: Creature Comforts Brewing Company Monitors Water Usage To Brew Green Beer
Georgia is home to 36 B-Corporations: for-profit businesses that are certified by B Lab ...
From Failed Assignment to Global Impact: How One Haitian Immigrant Transformed Paint Waste into Colorful Communities Worldwide
Growing up in rural Haiti, Rony Delgarde didn’t have a colorful wall in his ...
Local Farmer Uses Community Garden to Fight Food Insecurity
Syndey Buffington, the community director of agriculture for Athens Land Trust, is not like ...
UGA Campus Compost Program Gives Waste a New Purpose
Among the hustle and bustle of the University of Georgia, a bright orange tricycle ...
Swap Shop at UGA: Turning Trash to Treasure
Picture a mountain of discarded material, towering as big as the University of Georgia’s ...
