Institute for a Sustainable Environment
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Students Design & Operate Innovative Food Production
Clarkson students have designed, built and are now operating an integrated greenhouse, wood pellet heating and anaerobic digestion system as part of our campus’ local energy efficient food and waste management facility. See the Adirondack Semester for Yourself
Watch as students pursue an enriching off-campus experience in the heart of New York's Adirondack Park. Find out how the 'Green and Gold' just got greener
The Student Center was just designated as a LEED Silver building.
G4's Attack of the Show
How Clarkson turns waste into energy! Professor Susan Powers and her team of students demonstrate how. 
Toxic Fish?
Prof. Tom Holsen and his team’s $8 million research project looks at the effects of contaminants on native fish and human health.
21st Century Plant Growing
Students at Clarkson are using an aeroponic system to grow plants and vegetables and extend the growing season in cold regions. The system eliminates the need for soil and significantly reduces water and fertilizer usage. 
Developing a Campus Culture of Sustainability
Associate Director of Sustainability Susan Powers ensures sustainable practices are incorporated into every aspect campus life, academics and operations
Developing Smart Grid Technology
GE Energy funds graduate students’ Smart Grid research.
The Power of the Wind
Clarkson engineers and scientists investigate efficient strategies for extracting energy from the wind.
Environmental Degree Programs
Undergraduate programs in Environmental Health Science and Environmental Science & Policy put students at the forefront of defining, managing and solving environmental challenges. Poring Over a Half Century of Air Data
The longest running air sampling in the history of mankind is being analyzed at Clarkson University.
A Passion for Teaching
Michelle Crimi prepares the next generation of environmental scientists.
Chasing Algae
Prof. Michael Twiss chases cold-loving algae across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River. 
Environmental Policy Expert
Prof. Stephen Bird is an environmental policy expert. He also plays a mean bass.
Leading by Example
For Kevin Neumaier '86, CEO of Ecology and Environmental Inc., sustainability is his life's work.
