Skip to main content
Moving our campus to a cleaner future

seed加速器vn-猴王加速器

The Regents of the University of California set a goal for all the UC's to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2025. UC Davis has a plan to get there and it involves a series of shifts:

  • Shifting our investments to dramatically decrease our reliance on fossil fuels
  • Shifting our energy supplies to those with renewable resources
  • Shifting our commitment, as a campus community, to reinforcing these changes with our own behavior

Innovations we implemented as a campus have garnered us the title of our nation’s number one most sustainable university and we've got plans to do more.

Starting the spring of 2024, and continuing for the next two years, we are launching a large-scale construction project that literally lays the groundwork for ultimately reducing our reliance on fossil fuels, while immediately decreasing our energy and water use — we are calling this the Big Shift. 

极光加速器安卓版下载 极光加速器安卓版最新版下载_百人游:2021-11-4 · 极光加速器破解版 63932021-04-17 极光加速器破解版是一款加速器的破解版本,无线时长畅玩游戏,独有的高智能云加速技术,高效解决因网络环境造成的卡顿、延迟、加载缓慢等问题,服务器智能选择最优线路,给你极速流畅的体验。

Here's what's happening

Image of current, natural-gas-powered boiler at UC Davis' Central Heating and Cooling Plant.
Big Shift Overview

Watch the Student-Created Video
极光加速官网

seed加速器vn-猴王加速器

electricity  Study our energy story

Our campus population is growing, but our energy use isn't! 极光加速器安卓

green pledge  Take the Green Pledge

Take the Aggie Green Pledge and contribute toward creating a more sustainable campus.

 green workplace  Participate in Green Workplace

Every member of our campus community can reduce their carbon footprint at work. Learn more

TherMOOstat  Report your room comfort

Our goal is to reduce campus carbon emissions without affecting your indoor comfort level. Use TherMOOstat, our campus comfort feedback tool, to share how your room feels!

Water icon  Learn about campus water use

UC Davis committed to reducing potable water consumption 36% by 2025. We surpassed that goal with an estimated 43% reduction (FY 17-18).