 The deadline to submit score sheets for this year's Freezer Challenge has been extended to July 1, 2020. Stay safe & healthy. We look forward to celebrating the winners of the 2020 Freezer Challenge later this year. Photo by Maddi Bazzocco on Unsplash
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 If you’re curious about why your lab earns points for certain actions in the Freezer Challenge, we invite you to an upcoming webinar that will cover this and much more. Christina Greever of My Green Lab and Kathryn Ramirez-Aguilar of CU Boulder join forces to explain current cold storage best practices, and why these best practices benefit the environment and your wallet. Other benefits of efficient cold storage will also be discussed, such as improved resiliency, optimized use of freezer resources, and reduced infrastructure, space, and utility needs that lead to lower overhead costs. If you know of others who would like to learn more about the Freezer Challenge via webinar, please share this information with them too. Example topics that this webinar will discuss:
Efficient Cold Sample Storage: Reducing the environmental footprint (and financial impact) of freezer user in research April 2nd at 11 AM PDT Sponsored by Brooks Life Sciences Cost is free Register on the LabRoots website In addition, there are just six weeks left of this year’s International Laboratory Freezer Challenge! Can you believe it? Now’s the time to dig out your score sheet and get started if you haven’t already. Haven't received your score sheet yet? Email us at info@mygreenlab.org to request it! Score sheets are sent out automatically, but sometimes they find their way into spam folders or can't find their way past firewalls, so don't hesitate to contact us if you need yours resent. Photo by Helloquence on Unsplash |
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The Freezer Challenge is a program run by the non-profit organizations My Green Lab and the International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories.
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