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DenyAcceptThe campaign will be looking at the energy use, recycling rates and student engagement to determine which LSE hall is the most sustainable. Students living in that hall will win a prize at the end of the year.
Find out more about sustainability at LSE on their web pages and follow @SustainableLSE on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
You can also check out this handy guide on sustainability within LSE halls.
Waste and recycling audits were conducted in all shared kitchens. Scores were given out of 5 for each of the following: correct use of general waste bin use, correct use of mixed recycling bin, correct use of food waste bin, cleanliness of items in recycling bin. Therefore, each kitchen recieved a score out of 20 and specific feedback. The leaderboard below was created from average scores of each kitchen.
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Get involved in activities across the year to support sustainable living, increase your knowledge and help your residence to become more sustainable.
