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Know Your FoodPrint Project recognized!
The Know Your FoodPrint project, a campaign launched in 2008 to raise awareness about the environmental impacts of our food choices, was selected by Campus Ecology as a Campus Sustainability Case Study.
Environment America is Coming to Campus
Environment America, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting environmental research and policy, will be on campus November 11th and 12th recruiting JHU seniors to work on today's most pressing environmental issues.
Sustainable Hopkins Listserv
Want to receive email updates about sustainability events at Hopkins and in the Baltimore region? Sign up for the Sustainable Hopkins listserv today!

OUR MISSION:  To make Johns Hopkins University a showpiece of environmental leadership by demonstrating smart, sensible, and creative actions that promote the vision of sustainability.


The Johns Hopkins Sustainability Initiative grew out of the concept that being smart and innovative are the strongest tools for overcoming difficult environmental challenges.  Being creative produces opportunities.  Being sensible means finding good economic value.  At Johns Hopkins  we embrace these values, and use them daily to meet the challenges and explore new opportunities of sustainability.

What We Are Doing
We are currently working on some exciting projects, including:

  • Designing and implementing green roofs
  • Exploring the use of alternative sources of energy
  • Developing a transportation plan to reduce pollutants
  • Working on green building designs
  • Improving the efficiency of the way we use energy
  • Engaging students through education and competition
  • Managing storm water runoff
  • Maximizing the amount of organic and locally-sourced food



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The Johns Hopkins Sustainability Initiative - Office of Facilities Management
3001 Remington Ave.  Baltimore, MD 21211
Tel: (410) 516-4456  |  Fax: (410) 516-5544

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