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Environmentally sustainable emergency medicine

July 24, 2023

For several years, the Department of Emergency Medicine at UC Davis Health has been working to reduce waste and minimize its environmental impact to provide patients with emergency care that is environmentally conscious and sustainable.

Camille Kirk at wooden podium with laptop and microphones

Farewell and Appreciation for Camille Kirk

July 19, 2023

After 18 years of dedication to UC Davis, Camille Kirk has accepted a position at The Getty Trust as their inaugural Head of Sustainability. As Kirk embarks on a new chapter in her career, Carla Fresquez, the current engagement program manager of UC Davis Sustainability, will step in as the Interim Director of Sustainability.

Kirk shared a note of farewell with her UC Davis colleagues:

Chancellor Gary S. May prepares for a bike ride

Green Commuter Program receives grants for bike helmets, adult bike riding classes

July 17, 2023

The Green Commuter Program is excited to announce that it has earned two grants that will help grow the program and continue building the sustainable transportation community.

Provide Feedback on Campus Fossil Fuel-Free Plan

by Scout Mata
July 17, 2023

UC Davis, the first in the UC system to draft a roadmap for eliminating fossil fuels from its operations, now has a plan for public comment. University community members are invited to review the Fossil Fuel Free Pathway Plan and provide feedback through the end of October.