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Our Mission and Vision

The Johns Hopkins’ Office of Sustainability started in 2006 to address immediate action to reverse the effects of climate change. Hopkins faculty, staff, and alumni commit to advancing a culture of sustainability across the university through learning, research, and engagement opportunities.

Our Commitments

Our main goal is simple - to reduce environmental harm. Hopkins Sustainability focuses on efforts that significantly reduce carbon production and waste at Hopkins.

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Sustainability Leadership

Hopkins sustainability leadership comprises of faculty, employees, students, and partners. Our goal is to listen to the community to advance sustainability practice at Hopkins.

Engage Today

There are many ways for the Hopkins community to get involved and join efforts to meet local and global sustainability goals.

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Hopkins solar farm project through constellation will continue to reduce carbon emissions from buildings on campus. The solar farm in Virginia will power more than two-thirds of Hopkins buildings.

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Explore Further

The move is part of a larger sustainability initiative at Johns Hopkins that includes:

Facts & Figures

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    2/3

    Roughly two-thirds of the university's overall electricity needs will be provided by solar power.

  • #1 Largest

    Solar agreement in Baltimore & the state of Maryland.

  • 250,000 mwh

    University has pledged to buy more than 250,000 megawatt hours of solar power a year.

Research Projects

Explore current and past projects.

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