News Releases

• Scientists at UM track an endangered species via satellite. Read more here.

• Using Light to Clean Walls: A New Approach to Fighting Pollution | more
• ‘Hurry’Cane Shuttles
  Go GREEN at the Pump | more
• University of Miami President Commits to Campus Sustainability | more
• Green Building Symposium at University of Miami School of Architecture | more
• $5 Million Gift from Leonard and Jayne Abess Endows UM Ecosystem Science and Policy Center | more
• Screening of Al Gore Documentary: An Inconvenient Truth | more
• Sinking Levees | more
• Scientists to Track Caspian Sea Sturgeons | more
• Scientists explore newly discovered reefs for pharmaceutical potential, ecological impacts | more
• New study identifies human contribution to atmosphere circulation changes | more
• UM Engineering Students Going Green | more
• Researchers quantify stratosphere damage with an eye toward ozone hole recovery | more
• Rosenstiel School researchers tap Little Salt Spring for climate change information | more
• New research predicts the damage from increased carbon dioxide in the oceans | more
• Third Census Enlists Local Fishing Guides to Track Bonefish Population, Migratory Patterns | more

 

The University of Miami disseminates information about its environmental research and initiatives through publications produced by the University, including Miami—the alumni magazine—and Veritas and e-Veritas, which serve faculty and staff.

The University participates in the Adopt-A-Tree program. See the gallery here.

Veritas

• Environmental boost: Leonard and Jayne Abess give $5 million to the Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy | more
  
• Fighting for coral's survival: UM student Wade Cooper is helping to save the world's coral reefs | more
• Hybrid-driving employees, students get a parking break | more
• Clinical Research Building part of the 'Green Wave' | more
  
• Going green: The new Green U program is making UM environmentally responsible | more
• UM a partner in Miami's EcoZone program | more
• Rosenstiel scientist Mark Grasmueck explores deepwater reefs | more
  
• Greener pastures: Hurricane-damaged Gifford Arboretum on the mend | more

 

e-Veritas

• UM turns out the lights for Earth Hour | more
• A green visit from the Big Apple | more
• RecycleMania hits UM campus | more
• 'Green' machines help save the environment | more
• Bypassing the pump | more
• What's cooking? Hurry 'Canes shuttles test biodiesel fuel | more
• A new wave of environmental standards | more

 

Getting around in an electronic cart. Read more here.

Miami Magazine

• Downtown Ecolution: Clinical Research Building is part of Miami's Green Initiative | more
• From Hum to Roar | more

 

 

Green U in the Media

• Green U seeks culture change at UM and beyond | more
• Students digging deep to explore environmental issues | more