UTSC Sustainability Guide Fall 2022.pdf
Changing how we consume, distribute, and produce energy
In 2019, U of T launched and began implementing our low-carbon action plan (2019-24). The five-year, tri-campus plan lays out our framework and actions to significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and position us to meet our 2030 reduction target: 37% below 1990 levels. This follows the University’s 2018
A waste audit was conducted at UTSC on a representative sample of buildings on campus. The Waste Audits and Waste Reduction Work Plan provide information and recommendations on the waste diversion activities on campus.
2022 Waste Audit and Waste Reduction Work Plan
2018 Waste Audit and the Waste Reduction Work Plan
2008 Waste Reduction Work Plan
The Sustainability Course Inventory gathers information about all sustainability-related undergraduate courses at the University of Toronto. Our understanding of sustainability englobes both human and environmental concerns, and the inventory was created based on keywords from the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
We hope to encourage deeper understanding of the
Did you know that worms help transform some of UTSC's food waste into valuable natural fertilizer called vermicompost? Transforming our food waste into natural fertilizer helps to reduce the energy and costs from managing it and diverts food waste from our landfills.
The UTSC campus is growing! A primary goal of the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer and The University of Toronto Scarborough's (UTSC) portfolios is to move forward with the capital plan agenda for both major and minor renovations for the University and to help it reach its fullest potential as a major centre for learning, research & community engagement. UTSC has
