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NBC visited Arizona State University in February 2008 to explore in depth the nation's first School of Sustainability. Their report aired nationally March 24, 2008, on NBC Nightly News. Interviews with students, professors, and administrators shed light on challenges facing this generation of students, opportunities that await graduates, and how ASU's School of Sustainability prepares students for the future.

> Watch the NBC Nightly News video
> Watch NBC interview of ASU students
> Watch NBC interview of President Michael Crow

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• Green Talk: Attaining Sustainability Requires Economic Scorecard
• Wind Turbines to Power Computers
• Earth Hour Spotlights Sustainability: Phoenix to Join Far-Reaching Blackout
• A Threat So Big, Academics Try Collaboration

"Sustainability is all about connections..."

Resources and Environmental Economics, Water Conflicts, Poverty

ASU is seeking intellectual leaders to fill four new Julie Ann Wrigley chairs of sustainability.

Be part of the nation's first School of Sustainability and earn an undergraduate degree, graduate degree, or professional certificate.