Green Week 2011 (51 images)

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  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr eats lunch in Wiley Hall with a group of Purdue students active in environmental and sustainability issues. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Prior to his lecture in Fowler Hall, Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. toured the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant's digester project. The digester is designed to capture methane gas to produce electricity. The facility accepts fats, oil and grease which it uses to generate this gas. The plant receives several tons of food waste from the Purdue dining courts each month (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Prior to his lecture in Fowler Hall, Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. toured the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant's digester project. The digester is designed to capture methane gas to produce electricity. The facility accepts fats, oil and grease which it uses to generate this gas. The plant receives several tons of food waste from the Purdue dining courts each month (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Prior to his lecture in Fowler Hall, Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. toured the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant's digester project. The digester is designed to capture methane gas to produce electricity. The facility accepts fats, oil and grease which it uses to generate this gas. The plant receives several tons of food waste from the Purdue dining courts each month (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Prior to his lecture in Fowler Hall, Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. toured the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant's digester project. The digester is designed to capture methane gas to produce electricity. The facility accepts fats, oil and grease which it uses to generate this gas. The plant receives several tons of food waste from the Purdue dining courts each month (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Prior to his lecture in Fowler Hall, Actor, writer and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. toured the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant's digester project. The digester is designed to capture methane gas to produce electricity. The facility accepts fats, oil and grease which it uses to generate this gas. The plant receives several tons of food waste from the Purdue dining courts each month (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Green Week in the Purdue Memorial Union included recycling drop-off points, and "free coffee Tuesday" for patrons bringing a reusable mug. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Green Week in the Purdue Memorial Union included recycling drop-off points, and "free coffee Tuesday" for patrons bringing a reusable mug. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)

  • Green Week in the Purdue Memorial Union included recycling drop-off points, and "free coffee Tuesday" for patrons bringing a reusable mug. (Purdue University/ Mark Simons)











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