NFL Environmental Director Visits Greene School
Students and faculty at the environment-focused charter school were given a look into the NFL's Super Bowl XLVII Environmental Program.
On Friday, Jan. 11, students, faculty and staff at West Greenwich's The Greene School, an environment-focused charter public high school serving students from communities across the state, were visited by Jack Groh, director of the National Football League’s (NFL) Environmental Program. Groh spoke about sustainability plans for the upcoming Super Bowl XLVII, which will incorporate environmental principles into Super Bowl-related events in New Orleans. Groh discussed several of the program's objectives, which include reducing the environmental impact of Super Bowl events, reducing cost of waste removal and disposal, reducing waste of resources and making a positive contribution to the host community and developing projects that leave a …
