“Red and Blue Makes Green”
The University’s new Climate Action Plan is good for the environment—and won’t hurt Penn’s bottom line, either.
A Product of Her Environment
Lisa Nagy C’82
Penn Nabs Green-Power Prize
Penn golden when it comes to green power
Driving While Green
Mitch Rofsky W’72
From French Fries to Fuel
“You’re burning it anyway—might as well run your cars on it”
Waste Not …
David Stoller C’72
An Inaccurate Truth?
Giegengack’s inconvenient questions.
What’s Red and Blue and Green?
Penn triples wind-energy purchase
Cleaning Up After Your Car
The next best thing to a guilt-free SUV
The Cowbird Variations
Animal behaviorist David White is teasing out the mysteries of cowbirds at the junction of Heredity and Environment.
Dinosaurs Lost and Found
A Penn graduate student's quest to rediscover the "lost dinosaurs of Egypt" was a story made for television—a two-hour documentary will air this winter—and led to a spectacular new find as well.
On a Clear Day, You’re Not in Beijing
Robert Fox C’82
The World According to Gieg
Earth and Environmental Science Professor Bob Giegengack has fulfilled a boyhood dream of visiting exotic locales from the Sahara to the Antarctic and has earned the admiration and affection of a generation of students. He cautions today's young academics not to follow in his footsteps.