In 2024, various student and employee groups used SIRF grants to advance sustainable practices within the ASU community. Listed below are a few programs that received SIRF funding this year.
The exhibition highlighted the experiences of ASU students who participated in the Indigenous Sustainability in the Amazon program.
The stadium is transitioning from single-use plastic cups to aluminum cups in the suites and introduced a Sun Devil Athletics Loyalty Cup at the food and beverage outlets to promote the university’s zero waste goals and reduce single-use plastics.
These enhancements provide new opportunities for collaboration between University Sustainability Practices and Sun Devil Hospitality, allowing fresh, campus
As climate change accelerates globally and locally, Arizona State University will need to be resilient to a variety of climate impacts, including:
Waste prevention is essential in all aspects of life. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that each person generates 4.9 pounds of waste every day. Preventing waste is a great way to help ASU achieve its Zero Waste goals.
"The use of a product or material again for the same purpose in its original form or with little enhancement or change."