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Sustainability
  • About
  • Academics
  • Campus
  • Donate
  • Events
  • Get involved
  • Resources

< About

  • Staff and Partners
  • Progress
  • Greenhouse Gas Reporting
  • Pollinator Friendly Campus
  • Stars
Pack-up

Sustainable Living

How to Recycle on Campus

< Academics

< Campus

  • Energy
  • Sustainable Food
  • Sustainable Living: Saving Energy
  • Transportation
  • Gardens and Natural Areas
  • MSU Gardens
  • Red Cedar River
  • Water
  • How to Recycle on Campus
  • Quick Tips to Reduce Waste
  • Recycling and Reuse

< Donate

< Events

< Get involved

  • Faculty and Staff
  • Students
  • Campus Sustainability Student Projects Fund
  • Eco Rep
  • Job Resources
  • Leadership Council
  • Student Groups
  • Take the MSU Sustainability Pledge

< Resources

  • Green Your Tailgate
  • Move In/Out Day
  • Plan a Sustainable Event

Water

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Water

Water on Campus

From the Red Cedar River to the water in our taps, learn how MSU manages water on campus and how you can protect this vital resource.

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Red Cedar River

Roughly 3 miles of the Red Cedar River flow through Michigan State University's campus, providing habitat for a variety of fish and wildlife, offering a special space for the Spartan community to relax and recreate, and serving as a living laboratory for education and research.

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RESOURCES

Campus Water Quality

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Protecting Campus Water Resources

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Water Bottle Filling Stations

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Resources

  • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
  • Energy on Campus
  • LiveOn: Sustainability Information
  • MSU Bikes Service Center
  • MSU Recycling Center
  • MSU Student Organic Farm
  • MSU Surplus Store
  • Plan a Sustainable Event
  • Water Bottle Filling Stations
  • W.J. Beal Botanical Garden

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  • Job Resources
  • Leadership Council
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  • Red Cedar River
  • Sustainable Living: Saving Energy
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  • Staff & Partners
  • Sustainable Food
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