These pictures collected over the past year show the drastic difference El Nino has made on the landscape that surrounds our home.
Tag: green
Posted inMen's Soccer, Mustang News TV, Poly Playbook, Sports, Video
Poly Playbook: Blue-Green Rivalry Edition
Cal Poly Men’s Soccer senior midfielder Steve Palacios joins Mustang News Anchor Trent Merfeld for this edition of Poly Playbook.
Posted inNews
Campus improves sustainability
With 9,678 acres of land, 5.8 million square feet of buildings and a population of more than 20,000, Cal Poly is practically its own small city. And, like any city in today’s changing world, going green is the key to continued growth.
Posted inSports
Mustangs down Gauchos in thriller at Spanos
The Mustang men’s soccer team danced in jubilation, spraying each other with Gatorade and silly string in the locker room following a 2-1 win against rival UC Santa Barbara. But […]
Posted inColumns
Shelling out the green for a greener future
How petrified are you these days to go to the gas station to fill your gas tank?
Posted inOpinion
BLOG: Rec Center alternative
In February of 2008, 75 percent of Cal Poly students voted to fund the expansion and renovation of the existing Recreation Center. Now, as we are in the heart of the renovation, I hope Cal Poly considers alternative measures when building the center.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Global resiliency must include response to peak oil
With the onset of the Industrial Revolution, a monumental transformation occurred that has provided us with an advanced ability to reshape the very world that surrounds us. We have developed […]
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Students disapprove of student-led sustainability fund
Fifty-six percent of 5,528 Cal Poly students polled do not support a fee to fund student-led sustainability projects on campus.
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Random acts of kindness will keep planet green
In our daily actions as citizens of the world, there are countless contributions in which we can take part through random green acts of kindness.
Posted inNews
Sustainability: Easily done in daily routine
Students may not have the power to influence politics or can afford to drive a hybrid, but there is a way to affect positive change by paying more attention to the way we do everyday routines.