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CU STUDENTS STUDY SUSTAINABILITY FOR 2027 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL
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Source: Boulder Weekly

The city of Boulder offers new sustainability options for the Sundance Film Festival and CU Boulder graduate students are tasked with the challenge to measure the festival’s environmental footprint. By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly CU Boulder’s Master of the Environment program is at the center of a collaboration with the Sundance Institute, the city of Boulder and CU Boulder’s office of the Vice Chancellor to measure the environmental impact at the 2027 Sundance Film Festival. The collaboration is led by second-year Master of the Environment students Rose Hickey, Mathieu Agee, Kaila Hood and Olivia Yuan. “Our role with this project is to create an impact framework assessment to be able to measure the impact of the festival within Boulder, Colorado for the next 10 years,” Agee said.
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