ITHACA, NY — Educators interested in learning more about how to integrate concepts of sustainability into their teaching and other educational activities will gather at Ithaca College May 20–22 for the annual Finger Lakes Project (FLP) Workshop. The FLP is a community of educators dedicated to integrating sustainability concepts into diverse disciplines and all aspects of...

ITHACA, NY — The cofounder and CEO of organic plant food maker TerraCycle — which has been called “the most eco-friendly company in America” — will give an Earth Week presentation at Ithaca College on Thursday, April 23. The talk by Tom Szaky, titled “TerraCycle: Revolution in a Bottle,” will be held at 7:00 p.m. in Textor 102. It is free and open to...

Global climate change is arguably the most important issue of our time. Each fall Ithaca College students have the opportunity to explore the topic in detail through a three-credit course, International Environmental Policy (ENVS 33300).

Students will experience first-hand the complexities of international negotiations to address climate change by attending the UN's Framework for Climate Change annual "Conference of the Parties" Convention. In 2009, this conference will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark.

On Thursday, February 5, in the Emerson Suites of Campus Center, Ithaca College will host a daylong "Teach-In" on the political, social, environmental, and economic impacts of climate change.