July Sustainability Newsletter 🌿

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Welcome to the monthly newsletter for the USC Office of Sustainability, keeping you informed about all the great sustainability work happening on and around campus.

July 2022 Newsletter

In This Issue

Upcoming Events
Campus Sustainability News
Sustainability Superstar
Hot Topics in Sustainability Beyond USC
In Case You Missed It
Green Job Opportunities

Upcoming Events

July 19-29 - Office of Sustainability New Student Orientation Tabling
July 20-August 5 - Summer Volunteer Days at the USC Peace Garden
August 18-19 - Sustainability Micro-Seminars
August 30 - Center for the Political Future's Fall 2022 Open House
September 8 - LABC's 16th Annual Sustainability Summit at USC

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Campus Sustainability News

Reusable water bottles

USC is eliminating single-use plastic beverage bottles

We're Hiring

Join the Office of Sustainability - We're hiring!

underwater

USC Dornsife Magazine: The Water Issue

Sara Spears in the lab

Developing a zero-carbon method for processing iron ore

Students in Costa Rica

Surf, Sun, Support and Sustainability: Costa Rica course provides lessons for a long and healthy life

city air pollution

Risk of death surges when extreme heat and air pollution coincide

Carbon in the ocean

Scientists can predict transfer of carbon — including pollution from cars — in the ocean

Yellowstone

Yellowstone flooding underscores environmental pressures facing U.S. national parks

USC Sustainability Super Star

Recognizing members of the Trojan Family who are committed to advancing sustainability at USC and beyond, Sustainability Superstars is a weekly feature on our Instagram. Read about our recent star, Jasmine Arizmendi-Smith.

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Drinking water

I drank recycled sewage to get a taste of southern California's water future.

Electric vehicles

EV demand is so hot that Tesla owners are flipping their cars like houses.

Water scarcity

Could nuclear desalination plants beat water scarcity?

In Case You Missed It

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Green Job Opportunities

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