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Middlebury's recycling program was criticized for being ineffective.

A student research paper on the history of conservation biology as a field of inquiry and on its place in the curriclum at Middlebury College, 1990s-present

Among several discussions of the possibility of nuclear war in the Middlebury Campus from 1985, two article stood out. One was a full page discussion of the ridiculousness of nuclear war and importance of joining the national and international…

Two campus articles mentioning EQ's work. The first discusses EQ's efforts with community members to raise awareness for greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, specifically targeting SUVs on campus and working with a new group, Middlebury…

Article stating purpose and goals of Energy Conference to be held in March 1976, entitled "Phoenix--Can the World Rise out of Its Own Ashes."

Article on college efforts to conserve energy

A student research essay on Middlebury College's history of land policies with regard to the Joseph Battell bequest of land

An article detailing the expansion of the curriculum and facilities of the Middlebury College biology department.

Middlebury students protested the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire following the Three Mile Island explosions. One of the few activist events recorded in "The Campus" during the late '70s, it reveals a growing concern with nuclear energy…

This article in the Middlebury Campus discusses conservationist David Brower, a very influential figure in the early conservation movement as part of the Sierra Club. Brower was very adamant about the protection of this country's wilderness. He…