Harvard announced that it has achieved its goal, set in 2008, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30%. Aldís Elfarsdóttir, pictured, is currently serving as a student representative on a Task Force of students, faculty, and staff convened by President Drew Faust to determine the next phase of our climate commitment. Acting on climate change has united our students, faculty, and staff around a common purpose. Through #HarvardClimateStories, spearheaded by greenharvard, you can meet the people working to help pilot promising new solutions on campus. Q. Ten years from now, when you look back at your time at Harvard, what do you want your personal climate impact to have been and where do you see your path taking you? A. Ten years from now, I’d like to look back and see my push for a waste-conscious and energy-accountable campus as part of the broader discourse and action of climate change mobilization. I’d like such initiatives to resonate in the student body on a higher level: as a mi...