Project focuses on methods and education aimed at reducing waste generation which occurs during graduation and related ceremonies for Cal Poly Humboldt. These methods and suggested educational outreach are in an effort to make Humboldt graduation and related ceremonies into zero waste events.

Continuation of student lead campaign to promote local water resources and reduce overall usage of disposable/ single use plastic water bottles on and around the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt.

Overview of existing source reduction programs for the City of Arcata along with evaluations and suggestions on possible alternative programs.

General overview of the water resources for the City of Arcata, state conservation measures, related organizations and possible methods to increase conservation.

Design project to develop a greywater treatment system for a single family household in Loleta, CA. Project outlines design components, site characteristics, quantified water usage, and general information regarding greywater treatment.

Document provides review of both methods of renewable energy generation and effcient means of energy conservation. Generation methods include micro-hydro, solar, wind and hydrogen.

General survey into the water usage on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt and development of strategies to promote/ raise awareness of conservation.

General research into the design for a greywater treatment marsh to be implemented on-site at the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT) at Cal Poly Humboldt.

Project attemps to assess the feasibility of possible strategies aimed at reducing waste generation and diversion from landfills on the campus of Cal Poly Humboldt.

Project addresses the notion of the eventual peak and subsequent decline in natural fossil fuel resources and world-wide production. Outlines the need for community plans to deal with this situation of declining resources.