Global delegates come to Sac State to learn about sustainability efforts
Sacramento State is strengthening global ties to reduce carbon emissions and make communities around the world more sustainable, twice hosting international delegates visiting campus to learn more about the University's work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The delegates, who visited most recently in May, were part of the U.S Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program.
“Looking at these issues on a global scale is a more realistic and more responsible approach because climate change is happening on a global scale,” said Ryan Todd, Sac State director of Energy and Sustainability. “There’s a lot of benefit to communicating with people around the world about how we’re approaching these issues as well as learning how they’re approaching them.”
