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Tag: Climate Ride

  • Reduce, Reuse and Re-(bi)cycle

    Reduce, Reuse and Re-(bi)cycle

    Audra Stark plans to pedal 300 miles from New York City to Washington, D.C., from Sept. 20-24 to raise money for The Earth Institute and other organizations working on the issues of climate, environment and transportation. “Too often I’ve found myself and others complaining about and debating an issue without taking action in our daily…

  • Pedaling for the Planet: NYC-DC Climate Ride

    Pedaling for the Planet: NYC-DC Climate Ride

    Columbia and Earth Institute alumni JD Capuano will be navigating a 300-mile bicycle ride between New York City and Washington, D.C., from Sept. 20-24 to support Climate Ride, the national bike ride to raise charitable donations for and awareness about climate change, cycling, and environmental causes.

  • Riding for Climate with Mom and Mr. Shark

    Riding for Climate with Mom and Mr. Shark

    Katy Mixter will ride with “Mr. Shark” on her handlebars, the result of a $75 donation from her boss. Pamela Quinlan is joining the 300-mile Climate Ride to mark her 30th birthday. Jennifer Hurford will ride beside her mother.

  • From Consulting to Cycling: MSSM Alumni Join Climate Ride

    From Consulting to Cycling: MSSM Alumni Join Climate Ride

    MSSM alums JD Capuano, Eileen Quigley, and Ryan Meinke have gone on to make businesses more sustainable, adaptive and innovative through their work as consultants. This September, the group will take their passion for sustainability one step further when they ride 320 miles from New York City to Washington, D.C. to raise awareness and support…

  • A Partnership to Promote Change: Climate Ride and the Earth Institute

    A Partnership to Promote Change: Climate Ride and the Earth Institute

    Climate Ride, a national organization promoting climate change awareness, and the Earth Institute recently announced their new partnership.

  • Pedaling to Power a Movement: An Invitation to Join Climate Ride 2013

    Pedaling to Power a Movement: An Invitation to Join Climate Ride 2013

    Student Scott Miller, who raised $3,000 for the Earth Institute last year on a 300-mile bike ride from New York to Washington, plans to do it again, and he’s inviting you to join him.

  • MSSM Student Goes the Extra Mile for Earth Institute Programs

    MSSM Student Goes the Extra Mile for Earth Institute Programs

    MSSM Student Scott Miller is nearing completion of his 300 mile ride from New York City to Washington, D.C. Find out how you can help support him.

  • Riding for Change:  MSSM Student Rides 300 Miles to Raise Awareness about Sustainability Issues

    Riding for Change: MSSM Student Rides 300 Miles to Raise Awareness about Sustainability Issues

    MS in Sustainability Management student Scott Miller rides 300 miles from New York to Washington, D.C., to raise awareness about sustainability issues and promote support for Earth Institute research and projects.

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  • Reduce, Reuse and Re-(bi)cycle

    Reduce, Reuse and Re-(bi)cycle

    Audra Stark plans to pedal 300 miles from New York City to Washington, D.C., from Sept. 20-24 to raise money for The Earth Institute and other organizations working on the issues of climate, environment and transportation. “Too often I’ve found myself and others complaining about and debating an issue without taking action in our daily…

  • Pedaling for the Planet: NYC-DC Climate Ride

    Pedaling for the Planet: NYC-DC Climate Ride

    Columbia and Earth Institute alumni JD Capuano will be navigating a 300-mile bicycle ride between New York City and Washington, D.C., from Sept. 20-24 to support Climate Ride, the national bike ride to raise charitable donations for and awareness about climate change, cycling, and environmental causes.

  • Riding for Climate with Mom and Mr. Shark

    Riding for Climate with Mom and Mr. Shark

    Katy Mixter will ride with “Mr. Shark” on her handlebars, the result of a $75 donation from her boss. Pamela Quinlan is joining the 300-mile Climate Ride to mark her 30th birthday. Jennifer Hurford will ride beside her mother.

  • From Consulting to Cycling: MSSM Alumni Join Climate Ride

    From Consulting to Cycling: MSSM Alumni Join Climate Ride

    MSSM alums JD Capuano, Eileen Quigley, and Ryan Meinke have gone on to make businesses more sustainable, adaptive and innovative through their work as consultants. This September, the group will take their passion for sustainability one step further when they ride 320 miles from New York City to Washington, D.C. to raise awareness and support…

  • A Partnership to Promote Change: Climate Ride and the Earth Institute

    A Partnership to Promote Change: Climate Ride and the Earth Institute

    Climate Ride, a national organization promoting climate change awareness, and the Earth Institute recently announced their new partnership.

  • Pedaling to Power a Movement: An Invitation to Join Climate Ride 2013

    Pedaling to Power a Movement: An Invitation to Join Climate Ride 2013

    Student Scott Miller, who raised $3,000 for the Earth Institute last year on a 300-mile bike ride from New York to Washington, plans to do it again, and he’s inviting you to join him.

  • MSSM Student Goes the Extra Mile for Earth Institute Programs

    MSSM Student Goes the Extra Mile for Earth Institute Programs

    MSSM Student Scott Miller is nearing completion of his 300 mile ride from New York City to Washington, D.C. Find out how you can help support him.

  • Riding for Change:  MSSM Student Rides 300 Miles to Raise Awareness about Sustainability Issues

    Riding for Change: MSSM Student Rides 300 Miles to Raise Awareness about Sustainability Issues

    MS in Sustainability Management student Scott Miller rides 300 miles from New York to Washington, D.C., to raise awareness about sustainability issues and promote support for Earth Institute research and projects.