Category: Special Features— a page dedicated to showcasing Honors Environmental Science research projects
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Lawrenceville’s Commitment to Sustainability and Resilience of Nature-Based Solutions Today
What Lawrenceville is already doing The effects of climate change are getting worse day by day, encouraging communities, schools, and institutions to help
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LEEDing an Electric Life
PSA: Don’t show your parents this article! Imagine if they had an app that showed how much electricity you used and when you
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Geo-Exchange: Optimizing Energy Efficiency and Reducing Natural Gas
Geo-exchange heating and cooling uses the Earth’s stable underground temperatures to efficiently regulate indoor climates. In a nutshell, the system extracts heat
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Turning a Leaf: A Case for Where Lawrenceville Sources Food and Agriculture Practices
Did you know redesigning agriculture can reduce carbon, and methane emissions without harming the overall economy or the farmlands output? (En-Roads, 2025) Some
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Decrease oil, increase EVs/EV infrastructure and vehicles.
Stance: Decrease oil, increase EVs/EV infrastructure and vehicles. contact option: Mr. Josh Hahn, Assistant Head of Hotchkiss School (formerly worked at Lville) on
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The Future Of EV Transportation: How The Hotchkiss School is Charging Forward
Gas vehicles account for a major part of CO2 emissions and have proven to have a negative effect on the environment by contributing
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Lawrenceville’s Role in Forest Carbon Capture
By prioritizing nature-based interventions, such as developing new forests or protecting and restoring current woodlands, Lawrenceville can contribute to controlling carbon emissions. Using
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Slash Waste, Save Cash: Smarter Buildings for a Greener Future
In 2023, Amory Lovins, co-founder of the energy organization Rocky Mountain Institute, claimed that “energy efficiency resources are infinitely expendable resources of ideas,
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The Coolest Cooling System in Princeton
How Princeton Day School Reduced Hockey Rink Emissions When you think of CO₂, does your mind jump to heat? Greenhouse gasses? Global warming?
