Category:: Common Interest - Health & Wellness
Description:: This group is for people who are voting in favor of the Renewable Energy referendum question on the spring SG ballot. The question asks:

Do you support the creation of a 50 cent per credit-hour Renewable Energy student fee that will be used to support renewable energy projects on campus, invest in energy efficiency projects on campus, and buy campus power from renewable energy providers?

Students have agreed to finance similar renewable energy funds at the University of Tennessee, the University of Kentucky, and UNC-Chapel Hill. If enacted, the program would raise approximately $645,000 a year, give students a personal stake in renewable energy, and solidify the University as one of the leaders of campus sustainability.

Pd. Pol. Ad., Alison Erlenbach (read less)
This group is for people who are voting in favor of the Renewable Energy referendum question on the spring SG ballot. The question asks:

Do you support the creation of a 50 cent per credit-hour Renewable Energy student fee that will be used to support renewable energy projects on campus, invest in energy efficiency projects on campus, and buy campus power from renewable energy providers?

Students have agreed to finance similar renewable energy funds at the University of Tennessee, the... (read more)
Privacy Type:: Open: All content is public to the UF network.

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I'm voting YES for Renewable Energy at UF

Name:: I'm voting YES for Renewable Energy at UF
Category:: Common Interest - Health & Wellness
Description:: This group is for people who are voting in favor of the Renewable Energy referendum question on the spring SG ballot. The question asks:

Do you support the creation of a 50 cent per credit-hour Renewable Energy student fee that will be used to support renewable energy projects on campus, invest in energy efficiency projects on campus, and buy campus power from renewable energy providers?

Students have agreed to finance similar renewable energy funds at the University of Tennessee, the University of Kentucky, and UNC-Chapel Hill. If enacted, the program would raise approximately $645,000 a year, give students a personal stake in renewable energy, and solidify the University as one of the leaders of campus sustainability.

Pd. Pol. Ad., Alison Erlenbach (read less)
This group is for people who are voting in favor of the Renewable Energy referendum question on the spring SG ballot. The question asks:

Do you support the creation of a 50 cent per credit-hour Renewable Energy student fee that will be used to support renewable energy projects on campus, invest in energy efficiency projects on campus, and buy campus power from renewable energy providers?

Students have agreed to finance similar renewable energy funds at the University of Tennessee, the... (read more)
Privacy Type:: Open: All content is public to the UF network.

News:: Referendum PASSES with 78% of the vote

Thanks Guys!

Sincerely,

The Renewable Energy Team

More love from the Alligator editorial board (Feb. 15, 2007)
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070215eddy1.php

Gator Party supports referendum (Feb. 14, 2007)
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070214gator.php

Renewable energy question gets on the ballot (Feb. 13, 2007)
http://gainesville.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070213/LOCAL/702130317/-1/college

Pants Party supports referendum (Feb. 12,2007)
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070212pants.php

We get a coveted laurel from the Alligator editorial board (Feb. 9, 2007):
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070209eddy1.php

Todd Portnowitz's column supporting the referendum (Feb. 8, 2007):
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070208column1.php

Our first story in the Alligator! (Feb. 6, 2007)
http://www.alligator.org/pt2/070206sg.php

More endorsements coming soon!

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