University's EPA Sustainability Licence

The University of Adelaide has been awarded a Sustainability Licence from South Australia's Environment Protection Authority (EPA), recognising the University's genuine commitment to reducing its impact on the environment.

This is the first Sustainability Licence to be awarded to a university in the State, and only the fourth such licence to be granted by the South Australian EPA.

A Sustainability Licence combines the standard EPA licence with a voluntary sustainability agreement. This agreement outlines the University's public commitment to reducing its impact on the local environment.

Check out the media release here.

‎(L to R) Helen Fulcher - Chief Executive PA, Paul Duldig - University of Adelaide Vice President Services and Resources, Hon Paul Caica MP Environment and Conservation Minister, Stephen Hains EPA deputy presiding member and in the centre our Sustainability Licence!

Bryce Routley - Sustainability Licence Program Manager for the EPA and Mathew Jeffrey University's Environmental Project Officer