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Virginia Commonwealth University is seeing green in its future and wants you to get involved.

VCU recognizes the importance of sustainability for our quality of life today and for future generations, and protecting the limits of natural systems. In April 2008, VCU’s president Emeritus Eugene P. Trani, Ph.D., signed the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment, joining more than 600 college and university presidents in a commitment to neutralize greenhouse gases emitted on their campuses. As a signatory, VCU is working to reduce emissions in all areas of campus life — from educational programs and facilities to dining and residential life — as part of its plan to become climate-neutral by 2050.

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Report card 2011

VCU received an A- in the national college sustainability “Green Report Card” – the only college in Virginia to receive a grade in the A range. Read more »


Presidents’ progress report

Review the VCU progress report for the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment initiative.

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Take our Sustainability Pledge

Each person counts in moving toward our sustainability goals. Take the pledge »