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ISB students launch eco initiative

Hyderabad, June 30

Students of the Indian School of Business (ISB) have launched a year-long initiative called ‘Cleaner and Greener ISB’. Under this initiative, students will develop environmental projects that are ‘sustainable and measurable’. The Net Impact Club at ISB pledged to effectively implement the following initiatives at a student level: Energise the campus by turning out the lights every time we leave an area; reduce printing waste by making Duplex print ing the default setting on each one’s computer; manage our wastes by segregating waste (wet & dry) for efficient re-cycling; and less plastic for me by using minimal plastic on a daily basis. Mr Rohit Kapoor, President of the Graduate Student Board, at the ISB said a number of Green Initiatives that will be driven by the student community at the ISB. —

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