Use this tool for helpful tips for water conservation while living at Stanford. Water conservation is especially critical in drought-prone California, where usable water is extremely limited. Here are tips for more sustainable water use.
Use shower time mindfully — every minute less in the shower can save up to two gallons of water, one of our most previous resources!
Turning off the sink when not in use can help save our water supply! Remember to turn off the tap while brushing your teeth, shaving, and other hygienic routines.
If you spot a leaky faucet, toilet, or other issue, report it right away through a Fix-It request at fixit.stanford.edu or contact your Housing Front Desk. Quick action helps conserve water and prevents potential damage. Even small leaks can waste a surprising amount of water over time.
The School of Medicine turns smart energy projects into lasting savings, with the help of energy rebates offered through Stanford’s Facilities Energy Management team, leading to over $2.7 million in annual savings for the university.
The SESI program transformed the university’s energy system into one that’s safe, sustainable, and resilient and serves as a model for the world.
Sergio Lopez used his fellowship to electrify Stanford’s Educational Farm, reducing emissions and leading the transition of small farms from fossil fuel dependency.