BELOW ARE PROJECTS THAT ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR PARTNERS.

Titlesort ascending Summary Category Status Updated
Smart Slug Bin The Smart Slug Bin Project automatically sorts recyclables at the time of disposal while educating users on proper methods of recycling. In Progress 06/24/2020
Slugware - A Reusable Dishware Program The goal of Slugware is to help propel our efforts to reach UCSC’s goal of zero waste by 2020. Completed 02/09/2016
Slugs for Solar Slugs for Solar is a student led campaign striving to engage the UCSC community and accelerating the adoption of solar energy. Proposed 08/23/2017
Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC) Sustainable Off-Grid Solar Products for Communities in Developing Regions Create design criteria and recycling techniques for off-grid solar products to be used in Kasunugu District, Malawai in Africa In Progress 02/24/2016
Santa Cruz County Bicycle and Pedestrian Counting Project Organizing bicycle and pedestrian counts alongside motor vehicle counts at ten locations across Santa Cruz County. Completed 08/07/2015
RESPECT: Renewable energy storage pilot experiment & charge testing This is a pilot project to develop a demonstration energy storage bank for eventual large-scale campus PV systems In Progress 01/24/2018
Replacement of Biology Teaching Lab’s old, energy-inefficient freezers and refrigerators Replace aging, energy-inefficient freezer and refrigeration units in the Biology Teaching Laboratories. Completed 08/05/2019
Renewable Energy Assessments The Renewable Energy Assessments project on campus is currently an IDEASS student-led project and has been on-going for two years come. In Progress 02/24/2016
Reducing GHG Emissions by Greatly Reducing 2-Stroke Leaf Blower Use on Campus Replace many two stroke gasoline-oil powered leaf blowers used on campus with battery powered leaf blowers to reduce CO and other GHG . In Progress 07/10/2015
Recreational Land Use Management Plan for the Campus’s Natural Lands Create a sustainable trail network taking into account cultural resources, research, education, sensitive species, erosion and human access In Progress 12/19/2019

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