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Weber State faculty, staff and students are addressing&nbsp;the sustainability challenges of our time. More and more faculty are including sustainability-related material in their courses and many&nbsp;conduct&nbsp;sustainability-focused research. Students are&nbsp;effecting change on campus, and over 80 WSU departments are Green Team certified. Our&nbsp;award-winning facilities utilize&nbsp;efficient&nbsp;and renewable energy systems. Join Weber in making&nbsp;a difference.&nbsp;
Defined in a pluralistic and inclusive way, sustainability encompasses human and ecological health, social justice, secure livelihoods, and a better world for all generations. Often depicted as a three-legged stool, this multidimensional concept includes social, economic, and environmental components with each representing one of the stool&rsquo;s legs.

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