Utah and Pac-12 Partner for Annual Zero Waste Challenge
10/26/2021 5:16 PM | General
Conservation awareness initiatives to take place at Saturday’s football game at Rice-Eccles Stadium
SALT LAKE CITY—Utah Athletics is partnering with the Sustainability Office and the Pac-12 for its annual Zero Waste Challenge in an effort to raise conservation awareness and spark action to help conserve water and reduce pollution and waste. Each Pac-12 member institution annually selects one football game and one spring game to promote the Team Green initiative for conservation efforts. This year, Utah has selected Saturday's football game against UCLA at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Fans are encouraged to bring their own empty personal water bottle to cut back on plastic usage and leftover water. Team Green stickers will be awarded to fans who do bring their own water bottles. Fans will also have opportunities to learn about the advantages of being ecologically responsible and how those efforts will provide a safer environment for all. For more information on this initiative, visit Pac-12 Zero Waste Challenge Presented by Eco-Products | Pac-12.
Fans are encouraged to bring their own empty personal water bottle to cut back on plastic usage and leftover water. Team Green stickers will be awarded to fans who do bring their own water bottles. Fans will also have opportunities to learn about the advantages of being ecologically responsible and how those efforts will provide a safer environment for all. For more information on this initiative, visit Pac-12 Zero Waste Challenge Presented by Eco-Products | Pac-12.
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