**THIS WEEK IN SUSTAINABILITY** Brought to you by the Sustainability Office and Green Groups Directorate MONDAY ECOREPS ZERO WASTE CHALLENGE 5:30–8 pm, Collis – Sign up to participate here<https://goo.gl/forms/93UG54Spl6hdS9Q62> Join the Dartmouth EcoReps in a zero waste challenge! Sign up to participate via the link above. Pick up a mason jar at Collis between 5:30-8 pm on Monday, put your waste in it for three days, and turn it back in at the Earth Week Festival, Friday on Collis Patio to be entered into a raffle to win prizes! SPEED STORIES WITH PROFESSOR NICK REO 6–7 pm, the Cube (House Center B) – RSVP here<https://tinyurl.com/ReoStories> This event pulls back the veil and lets students better understand faculty, get a sense of what a life well lived looks like, and share stories. Each Speed Stories has a unique vibe and character, but they all encourage vulnerability and reflection. We hope to see you there! Come hear from Prof. Reo over free dinner! Contact [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> or [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> with questions. ECOREPS ZERO WASTE CHALLENGE TABLE 5:30–8 pm, Collis – Sign up to participate here<https://goo.gl/forms/93UG54Spl6hdS9Q62> Join the Dartmouth EcoReps in a zero waste challenge! Sign up to participate via the link above. Pick up a mason jar at Collis between 5:30-8 pm on Monday, put your waste in it for three days, and turn it back in at the Earth Week Festival, Friday on Collis Patio to be entered into a raffle to win prizes! TUESDAY FARM CLUB WORK DAY 8-10am Rides leave from behind Robo at 10am Come volunteer and help get the farm ready for spring! 8TH ANNUAL SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE DINNER 6:30–8:30 pm, Collis Common Ground – RSVP here<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeen-MONxsY63O07hGBfjL67VVtOSD7Cg6Bwt8ebVWLV3I8xg/viewform?usp=sf_link> Every year during Earth Week this dinner brings together students, faculty, and staff to explore the interconnected nature of sustainability and social justice. The event involves a panel discussion and facilitated round table dialogue. At this year’s S&SJ dinner, we will explore Native American rights, resource use, and environmental justice in our panel and roundtable dialogues. Panelists include Dartmouth alumna Aja DeCoteau ‘03 who works for the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, Brandi Colander who has worked on natural resources and energy at the National Wildlife Federation, as well as in academia and with the Department of the Interior, and Professor Bruce Duthu (NAS Program & Dickey Center), who has extensive teaching and research experience in interdisciplinary Native American policy. Each speaker is a leader in social justice equity, and indigenous rights efforts, whether these are in governmental, non-governmental, or academic sectors. SUSTAINABILITY ACTION WORKSHOP 5:30PM Hornig Library Interested in solving a real, tangible sustainability challenge? Check out SAW! This term, we’re working to reduce the number of plastic bags in Dartmouth’s waste stream! WEDNESDAY TALK BY FORTUNAT MUELLER & DAN WEEKS OF REVISION ENERGY 12–1 pm, Shapiro Conference Room, Tuck School of Business – RSVP by emailing [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> and [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> Fortunat Mueller, Co-founder, and Dan Weeks, Director of Market Development at ReVision Energy will be giving a lunchtime talk on the transition to a 100% renewable energy economy in New England and offer concrete case studies of major solar energy and storage projects in the region that have been implemented through innovative public-private partnerships. HEATING PLANT AND STEAM TUNNEL TOUR 2:30 pm – RSVP here<https://goo.gl/forms/fQn7ZfMwN7uiaTcU2> Join us for a tour of Dartmouth's Heating Plant and underground steam tunnels. Space is limited to the first 15 students who sign up – RSVP to secure a spot! FARM CLUB 4:30PM, Hornig Library Come learn about workshops, plan work days, and stay up to date on happenings at the Dartmouth Organic Farm. DIVEST DARTMOUTH 8PM, Robo 108 Divest Dartmouth encourages the College to divest from companies that extract fossil fuels. THURSDAY SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE HOURS 12-2PM, Robinson Hall 108 Curious about how to get involved with sustainability? Have a cool idea? Come visit us and check out all of the awesome ways to get involved! DARTMOUTH ENERGY COLLABORATIVE 12:15–1:15 pm, Fahey First Floor Commons – RSVP here<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fforms%2Fd%2Fe%2F1FAIpQLSewwR63hh4ORc7t3c6GZSkIRjZGRAjf3RNn0P816DKqgsOKag%2Fviewform%3Fusp%3Dsf_link&data=02%7C01%7CMadison.M.Sabol.18%40dartmouth.edu%7Cfe06da4f526045b56e1408d59ee99636%7C995b093648d640e5a31ebf689ec9446f%7C0%7C0%7C636589648458976243&sdata=lnBcN7XNzjLq%2FewsG6npwxhLMZoH%2FdWhZfnAe25G%2BfI%3D&reserved=0> District Energy at Dartmouth – and in the Ivy League Daniel Møller Sneum will present findings from students at the Technical University in Denmark who made pre-feasibility studies of solutions for Dartmouth’s transition towards more renewable energy. Furthermore, Daniel will share his research on district heating at US universities, conducted during his stay at Dartmouth. His research explores how current policies are drivers or barriers for flexible district energy systems and their integration with renewables and electricity markets. University campuses define the geographical scope, district energy the technological scope, and flexibility the thematic scope. Daniel also explores proposed changes and how they could improve the integration of district energy systems to facilitate a more efficient, flexible, and renewables-based energy system. FARM CLUB WORK DAY 3-5pm. Rides leave from behind Robo at 3pm Come volunteer and help get the farm ready for spring! FRIDAY FARM CLUB WORK DAY 8-10am. Rides leave from behind Robo at 8pm Come volunteer and help get the farm ready for spring! EARTH WEEK FESTIVAL 3–5pm, Collis Patio Come celebrate sustainability initiatives on campus, play games, listen to music, and eat snacks, including maple ice cream from Macs Maple! Stop by for a few minutes or stay for awhile. ~The first 200 to stop by will receive a free Sustainable Dartmouth phone card holder.~ GARBAGE WASTE ART SHOW Friday 4/20 through Monday 4/23, Hop Garage Garbáge is an art show that seeks to foster thought around our consumption and waste.We hope this is an opportunity to contemplate and have dialogue around what waste means to you and the world around you by bringing together artwork that speaks to (or with) waste. Brought to you by Dartmouth EcoReps! SUNDAY HOUSE COMMUNITIES COOK-OFF Details coming soon! FOR MORE, CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: sustainability.dartmouth.edu