HLS Green Living Program

 

The Harvard Law School Green Living Program began in 2005 as a peer-to-peer education initiative that promotes sustainable living in the Harvard Law School residence halls and elsewhere on campus.  Six Green Living Representatives ("Reps") connect with fellow students about energy and water conservation, recycling, and waste reduction through activities and information sharing, and also take on independent projects designed to help students reduce their environmental impacts.  The program is supported by HLS Facilities Management and is coordinated through the Office for Sustainability.  

Visit the Green Living Program's page for more information about becoming involved with the program.  If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact the HLS Sustainability Program Manager at sustainability@law.harvard.edu.

 Energy Tips for Residents

 Visit the Green Living Energy page for more specific information about reducing the energy intensity of residential life. 

 2013-2014 Green Living Reps

Four Reps work on residential resource use for a particular hall, and two (our "At-Large-Reps") focus efforts on initiatives with other student groups and administrators that impact the entire HLS student community.  Check back over the summer to find your Rep below.