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Wind Energy Club prepares to compete in Collegiate Wind Competition

Wind Energy Club prepares to compete in Collegiate Wind Competition Josh Forrest (left), senior aerospace engineering major, information sciences and technology minor, and president of the Wind Energy Club, and Eric Sarbacker, junior chemical engineering major, assemble a test wind turbine to prepare for the upcoming collegiate wind competition. Image: Tyler Henderson Wind Energy Club prepares to compete in Collegiate Wind Competition Mariah Chuprinski April 14, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Each year since 2014, the Penn State Wind Energy Club has competed in the United States Department of Energy (DOE) Collegiate Wind Competition, taking home more first place wins than any other team. With hard work, flexibility and new, creative designs, they plan to do the same this year.

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CPA to stream film which highlights musical talent and climate challenges for island nations | News, Sports, Jobs

CPA to stream film which highlights musical talent and climate challenges for island nations | News, Sports, Jobs
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Small Island Big Song highlights climate challenges in free film April 23-30

Small Island Big Song In addition to raising awareness of environmental issues facing island nations, the project explores a migration theory that seeks to establish musical links between cultures and accentuates similarities in regional instruments, voices and rhythm. More than 100 musicians represent waterfront countries facing climate-related challenges, including Madagascar, Borneo, Tahiti, Bali, Guam, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Taiwan. The live touring production of “Small Island Big Song,” including an artist residency, is scheduled for the center’s spring 2022 season. Related Earth Day engagement event The Center for the Performing Arts and Penn State’s Sustainability Institute will partner to host two of the artists featured in “Small Island Big Song: An Oceanic Songline” in an Earth Day panel discussion at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 22. The free public event will be available via the Zoom conferencing app and will be followed by an open Q&A and short perfo

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How Penn State is becoming a leader in renewable energy options across its commonwealth campuses

How Penn State is becoming a leader in renewable energy options across its commonwealth campuses
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Composting on campus | What Penn State students need to know

To compost or not to compost? That is the question some people ask themselves before throwing out their waste. At Penn State, composting efforts start in the dining halls and end in the facilities of the Organic Materials Processing and Education Center, where the compost then makes it way back onto campus grounds, the Student Farm and into the community. Ryan McCaughey, manager of grounds and equipment who works closely with the composting process, said the solid waste management department collects food waste from the dining halls and waste from office composting bins, which then gets tossed with leaves and switchgrass from the Arboretum to make the body of the compost.

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