How To Green Lab?
Through our 'How to Green Lab' monthly series, we share useful tips and hacks to help you green your lab!
Follow us on Twitter & LinkedIn to receive a #HowToGreenLab tip every month!
Follow us on Twitter & LinkedIn to receive a #HowToGreenLab tip every month!
January 2022
A great way to reduce water consumption in the laboratory is to eliminate single pass cooling - a wasteful process that can also be a safety hazard. Learn how to eliminate single-pass cooling by trying one of these alternatives here.
December 2021
Through this month's #HowToGreenLab, we encourage you to share your knowledge with those around you. When motivated by energetic and passionate individuals, a confident community forms—one that works towards and achieves collective goals. Harness the power of collective action!
November 2021
This month's #HowToGreenLab tip is about chemical inventories—a critical component of sustainable labs. Managing lab chemicals ensures that you don't duplicate chemical purchases or possess expired chemicals. Inventories can be used across departments, enabling chemical sharing.
October 2021
Did you know? Running screensavers requires the use of computer processing power & memory, & as a result uses energy. Our #HowToGreenLab tip this month is to turn off lab computers & monitors completely when not in use. Though it may seem simple, every bit of energy saved counts!
September 2021
This month's #HowToGreenLab is about take-back programs! Take-back programs are a free or relatively low cost option offering a great way to reduce the amount of waste your lab generates. Learn more here.
August 2021
Welcome to our new series, #HowToGreenLab! We'll be sharing useful tips and hacks to help you green your lab. Our first tip is all about how to save energy, which you can do by remembering to shut fume hood sashes when work in the hood is complete. A single chemical fume hood can use as much energy as 3.5 households EVERY DAY. By lowering the sash in certain types of fume hoods including variable air volume (VAV) fume hoods, you can save up to 40% of energy. Remember to "be good in the hood!"
