Member of The American Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE).
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What is a Green Map you ask? A “Green Map” helps locals and visitors to live sustainably. It's a free, online, interactive resource designed to highlight sustainable businesses, social services, art and cultural opportunities, as well as point out all the wonderful environmental resources available in a community.
The Butte College Green Map, researched and developed by MESA students with support from the Student Success Department, is now open to the public. The Chico Green Map was developed and researched by the "Introduction to Sustainability" English 119 students. Please feel free to suggest sites and offer feedback:

The inaugural SEED Green Genome Awards, presented October 2012, honor exemplary community colleges nationwide that have taken a strategic leadership role in sustainability and green economic and workforce development. Butte College won under the of governance category. Read more...
Butte College has a new online ride sharing program, ZIMRIDE.
We encourage our students, faculty, and staff to take advantage of this opportunity.
Those of us at Butte College are committed to maintaining our national leadership in sustainability. As part of this effort we've made "Modeling Sustainability" one of the five initiatives in our Strategic Plan, signed the Talloires Declaration and the President's Climate Commitment, established a Board Policy on sustainability, and become active members in a variety of sustainability-oriented organizations to include the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) and the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE).
Our focus on sustainability is reflected in our curriculum, in our facilities and operations, and in our student activities. We've established a broad-based sustainability steering committee to oversee the program and to ensure that our efforts are coordinated.
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From Wall Street to Main Street, organizations big and small are leading the fight against climate change and for the ninth straight year, EPA is honoring 17 partners across the United States for outstanding contributions in helping grow the nation's voluntary green power market.
These organizations have made a cumulative annual green power commitment to purchase more than 2.8 billion kilowatt hours, the equivalent environmental impact of avoiding the carbon dioxide emissions of nearly 375,000 vehicles every year. Read more