Campus Action & Sustainability

Going to school instate, in Kentucky, was not my first choice- not by a long shot. In fact, it was essentially my last choice. And I tried to be positive about staying, but it was hard.

Florida youth are disappointed with Senator Marco Rubio’s recent comments on climate change. Last week in an interview with BuzzFeed, Rubio claimed that despite the “significant scientific consensus” that man-made activity is contributing to climate change, he has seen “reasonable debate” on whether this is true or not.

At Environmental Action Group of Bowling Green State University, we consider community building a primary element of our 100% Clean Bowling Green campaign. In just one step of many, members of EAG have recently been encouraging all students to write to President Mazey expressing their desire to have our money truly invested in our future in the form of a transition to renewable energy on campus. Students have also been encouraged to join the campaign themselves because we believe everyone has the power to help change the world.

At Bowling Green State University, our campus organization called the Environmental Action Group (EAG) has been working hard to get our President, Dr.