 This section contains information about completed, ongoing or planned research projects related to Sustainability involving UW-Whitewater faculty, staff and students. If you are aware of other research, please let us know so we can post it here.
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UWW Flow of Materials Study |
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Students in UW-Whitewater's Management 761 - Supply Chain Systems completed a project to Study and Document the Flow of Materials on Campus Integrating the Environmental Sustainability Metrics. UW-Whitewater will benefit from the example of applying sustainability measurements and purchasing data with supply chain management to baseline and then improve UW-W sustainability in the materials arena. The hope is to better quantify sustainability measures in a way that can then be applied to the other arenas that effect UW-W’s Total CO2 Footprint. Informed Strategic decisions can be made regarding Footprint minimization efforts in all arenas. |
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What’s the economic value of a clean, clear Wisconsin lake? And how does that value change when pollution, nuisance weeds and exotic species take their toll? The Fiscal & Economic Research Center housed in the UW-Whitewater College of Business and Economics and affiliated with UW-Extension, completed this study in 2005. View the full report. |
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Research Projects
