In 2003, members of KyotoNOW! submitted a proposal for a study in wind technology for the Cornell University campus. The selected location would be on the adjacent Mt. Pleasant hill on land generally free of tree foliage and in favorable location to gain the most wind efficiency.

More than 40 Cornellians joined 12,000 protesters from around the United States in Washington, D.C., on Sunday to protest the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.

Students rallied on Ho Plaza Wednesday to commemorate the anniversary of the BP oil spill and to advocate for clean energy resources.

Channeling the energy of its founders, KyotoNOW! turns ten - spending the last decade active in environmental issues.

Prior to the Educate the Vote panel at Bailey Hall last Friday, members of the KyotoNOW! were on the Bailey Plaza campaigning for “Green Jobs Now” and calling for young voters to pledge to make energy policies a top priority in the upcoming election.

The purpose of Green Jobs Now is to get voters to discuss the potential to revitalize our economy with clean, safe and just green jobs that lift people out of poverty.

“We are trying to make clean energy and green jobs a part of the debate and a part of what people think about when they search for [their] candidate’s policies,” Kimberly Schroder ’09, tabling chair for the Power Vote campaign said, standing next to a poster, which read in bold green letters “GREEN JOBS … helping the environment and our economy.”