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New lights in Veterans Park will help save energy Channel: KUJH Length: 86 Date: June 17, 2009 A new lighting system in Veterans Park will help to reduce wasted light energy, saving the city money. An alarm will sound five minutes before the...

Wind energy has a long way to go Channel: KUJH Length: 120 Date: June 17, 2009 Is there enough potential in wind energy to completely move away from coal energy? A medium between the two energy sources may need to be made in t...

Oak Hill Cemetery offers green burial Channel: KUJH Length: 42 Date: June 17, 2009 The Lawrence City Commission approved "green" burial at the Oak Hill Cemetery in January. The environmentally friendly burial does not use chemical...

Local drive offers ways to recycle electronics Channel: KUJH Length: 134 Date: June 17, 2009 Lawrence’s Waste, Recycling, and Reduction division recently held a recycling drive where people to dispose of their electronics. The electronics ...

KU professor helps fight alzheimer’s Channel: KUJH Length: 57 Date: March 11, 2009 Professor David K. Johnson is working with the Alzheimer’s and Memory Program in Kansas City and KU's own Energy Balance Lab to research w...

Bars encouraged to recylce Channel: KUJH Length: 54 Date: February 25, 2009 Every day, hundreds of empty glass bottles from bars end up in landfills. Students for Bar Recycling is encouraging local bars to start recycling.

Fall Leaves Might Be a Little Brighter Channel: KUJH Length: 55 Date: December 12, 2008 New research shows the the leaves may be a little brighter this fall. While Kansas City always has beautiful fall's, this year may be a li...

Mulch sale keeps trees out of landfills Channel: KUJH Length: 74 Date: December 12, 2008 The Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department is holding its annual fall wood chips and mulch sale this weekend.

Businesses profit from scraps Channel: KUJH Length: 101 Date: December 12, 2008 Each year, 81.6 million tons of iron and steel are recycled. The increased demand of steel in foreign countries, such as china, have contributed t...

Haskell-Baker Wetland fight continues Channel: KUJH Length: 111 Date: December 12, 2008 Mike Caron visits the Haskell-Baker Wetlands several times a week. Sometimes by himself, he explores a trail on the North side that parallels 31st ...

Wetland construction begins Channel: KUJH Length: 111 Date: December 12, 2008 The Baker University Wetlands are being restored and expanded as part of a mitigation project by K-DOT to allow it to resume construction on the So...

A buzzworthy breakthrough Channel: KUJH Length: 63 Date: November 12, 2008 University of Kansas doctoral student Ismael Hinojosa-Diaz found and captured a specimen of the giant resin bee in his friend's backyard i...

The green group's garden Channel: KUJH Length: 47 Date: October 14, 2008 A University of Kansas student group is planning on planting a rain garden next April. The students- who began working on the project last fall- ar...

Individuals have ecological effects Channel: KUJH Length: 67 Date: October 14, 2008 Despite all of the talk about Wall Street bailouts and rescue plans in the news some in Lawrence are still concerned about global warming. In some ...

KU grads win contest Channel: KUJH Length: 78 Date: September 14, 2008 A group of seven K-U students won first place at an Electronics Conference in California on May twenty-second. The team and its four robots were aw...

Potter Lake clean-up underway Channel: KUJH Length: 75 Date: September 08, 2008 Although the Connect KU coalition didn't win last spring's Student Senate election, its campaign platform to clean up Potter Lake...

Recycling a big business Channel: KUJH Length: 119 Date: June 20, 2008 At the Wal-Mart Recycling Center, Lawrence resident Lea Hoover sorts her bottles from a large bag into the appropriate recycling bins. In her miniv...

Mrs. E's cuts food waste Channel: KUJH Length: 72 Date: June 20, 2008 University of Kansas dining services may be making a change in cafeterias to reduce food and beverage waste.

Archaeologists find early human remains Channel: KUJH Length: 61 Date: April 23, 2008 The earliest evidence of humans in Kansas was confirmed through an archeological dig site in western Kansas. Archaeologists said the site might be ...

A KU team tests the effects of a high-tech pacifier on the premature infants. Channel: KUJH Length: 88 Date: April 23, 2008 Susan Stumm, Overland Park doctoral student in speech-language-pathology, holds a tiny newborn baby in her arms and rocks it carefully. The baby sl...

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