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Joshua Baker
Sun, 19 Mar 2017 21:56:06 +0000

While it is great to hear about all the measures that the college has taken to minimize it's damaging impact on the environment, The Portland Community College system could to the most beneficial step towards 'sustainability', by offering more class options at the campuses located closer to the city center. The incredible number of people, who by virtue of where they reside in relation to the Sylvania and Rock Creek campuses, need to drive to attend classes, stands in the way of the college implementing meaningful steps towards the goal of being recognized as a 'Green' institution. The lack of class options at both the Southeast and Cascade (although it is improving) campuses contribute to the high number of students who live in those areas but are resigned to driving to the Sylvania and Rock Creek locations to access classes or class times not provided at these more convenient locations. This seems like an obvious goal to work towards in the effort to reduce impacts on climate change. However I have not previously seen it addressed in any of the instances that the schools sustainability efforts are mentioned.