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"If civilization has risen from the Stone Age, it can rise again from the Wastepaper Age."
— Jacques Barzun
Introductory Biology for Non-Science Majors
Student Projects
Recycling
Americans, comprising 5% of the world population, produce 40% of the world's waste. About half of the waste generated is paper or paper products. By burying trash, or burning it, we pollute our air, water, and soil, and waste resources that could be reclaimed.
UHD students explored this issue through their research projects and volunteer activities with Mothers for Clean Air on Earth Day Houston 2009, and Earth Day UHD 2009.
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U-Care
Website produced by UHD Biology 1312 students: Diana Alcebo, Velsie Fuentes, Sola Ogun, and Francesca Zaghi. -
Recycling
Music video produced by UHD Biology 1312 students: Shvonne Levy, Philip Pedrosa, Jennifer Shoenthaler, and Shuanna Spurlock. - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Public Service Announcement. Produced by UHD Biology 1312 student: Langston Carrier. -
Electronic Waste
UHD Biology 1312 students: Christopher Warren, Jeanne Thibodeaux, Manny Ortega, Omar Vargas, and Rubi Avila
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Last updated or reviewed on 8/20/12
