Sustainable Snaps @ UOW
Part of the 350 International Day of Climate Action
About 350.org
350.org is an international campaign dedicated to creating an equitable global climate treaty that lowers carbon dioxide below 350 parts per million.
What does this 350 number mean?
350 is the number that leading scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide—measured in "Parts Per Million" in our atmosphere. 350 PPM—it's the number humanity needs to get back to as soon as possible to avoid runaway climate change.
Congratulations to those who participated in the Sustainable Snaps Competition
The winners receive the new silver brown and aqua coloured Keep Cups.
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| Kaye Osborne (UniAdvice) "I'm trying to reduce my carbon footprint by growing some food myself and buying locally where I can. I grew these fabulous bananas in Corrimal!" |
Angela Cowan (ITS) "This is a picture of a loan bird happily standing lookout on top of someone's car. It shows how local wildlife live happily on campus in harmony with students and staff." |
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| Dr Michael Adams (WIC) "This is my daughter Ruby with our organic vegetable garden which we water from the 2,000L watertank in the back garden." |
Pieter Moerkerken (ITS) "This is taken from Mt Keira on my daily walk from Balgownie to work." |
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| Leonie & Greg Kirchmajer (ARD) "This photo is of us with our vegie patch in the foreground and behind us, our two 7000 litre rain water tanks that are plumbed into our house." |
Alastair Cossart (Student) "This is a picture of my roommate on a bike. we ride to school from west Wollongong every day instead of driving a car." |
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| Lauren Fitzgerald (Student) "This is my housemate Ebbe, turning off the tap to the toilet to save water. We only turn it on when we need more water." |
Jenny Walsh, Sian O'Sullivan, Michelle Collis, Viv McIlroy and Virginie Schmelitschek (Faculty of Engineering & Faculty of Informatics) Sustainable Coffee Sippers @ Picasso |
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| Wendy Meyers, Chris Brewer and Michelle Kent (Academic Services Division) "This one is of us enjoying our morning coffee from Rush in our Keep Cups." |
Last reviewed: 13 January, 2010