Humber College has launched an infrastructure project to address its heating and cooling systems. Project SWITCH focuses on decreasing carbon dioxide emissions at Humber’s North Campus by switching to a modern hot water system that uses electricity. SWITCH will also act as a Living Lab for students and provide them with work-integrated learning opportunities. “SWITCH will reduce our carbon footprint while providing unique real-world learning opportunities for students to become future leaders and champion a more sustainable tomorrow,” said Humber President Ann Marie Vaughan. “We hope to inspire our community by showing the world what is possible when we prioritize sustainability.”
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