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Sustainability and RIT’s Climate Commitment Making Sustainable Tracks
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“Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” - Brundtland Commission, “Our Common Future”
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Earth Image: NASA Population chart: SUSPS
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Source: http://www.vspop.org/htm/cartoons.htm
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Source: Capacity Evolution Blog http://ikan.biz/blog/sustainability-framework/the-value-web/
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Academics Degree programs and concentrations Golisano Institute for Sustainability Institute for Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility Sustainable University IdeaLab P3 Working Group Journal of Environmental Sustainability
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Outreach Clinton Global Initiative Commitment NYSP2I Community/University Partnership Future Stewards Program International Campuses Rochester City Scholars Program Clean Energy Incubator
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Operations Climate Commitment Waste Reduction Local Foods Active Transportation Initiatives Green Cleaning FSC Certified Print Shop Metrics within Procurement LEED Buildings
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From: US Green Building Council, 2008
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The Golisano Institute for Sustainability will be designed to maximize its energy performance and environmental goals to achieve a LEED- Platinum rating. The building will serve as a teaching tool for the greater community, displaying its systems and processes and serving to attract worldwide talent to RIT. Sustainability Maximize Energy Efficiency / Minimize CO2 ▫ Daylighting ▫ Habitat Regeneration ▫ Promote Occupant Health ▫ Controllability of Systems ▫ Local Resources/Material ▫ Promote Alternative Transportation ▫ Indoor Air Quality ▫ Limit Light Pollution ▫ Performance M&V ▫ Thermal Comfort ▫ Recharge Local Aquifer ▫ Rainwater Management Teaching Opportunity ▫ Integrated with Natural Environment ▫ Beyond LEED Platinum ▫ Renewable Resource Use ▫ Celebrate Integrated Recycling Process ▫ Source: SWBR Architects
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Goals LEED-NC 2009 Credit Goals SS Sites23/26 WE Water10/10 EA Energy30/35 MR Materials7/14 EQ Indoors10/15 ID Innovation6/6 Re Regional4/4 90/110 LEED Certification Levels points 4050 6080 Golisano Institute for Sustainability Rochester, NY Gross Area: 83, 670 SF Source: SWBR Architects
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Campus Size (ft 2 )
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Campus Utilities compared to Size
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2009201020112012 RIT GHG INVENTORY MT eCO2 Scope 1 On-Campus Stationary 22337180091915916321 Fleet 481455513443 Refrigerants and Chemicals 35851261375 Agriculture 6885386130 Scope 2 Purchased Electricity 14589144081025710285 Scope 3 Faculty/Staff Commuting 7115 Student Commuting 5173530654445536 Air Travel 637065296579 Solid Waste 374308355384 T&D Losses (from Scope 2) 676668671673 Offsets RECs -44-1411-1539-1534 Totals Scope 1 23864190532054717139 Scope 2 14589144081025710285 Scope 3 19709199262016420286 All Scopes 58162533875096847709 Net Emissions58118519764943046175
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Emissions Trends
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Source: http://hotrock-sustainabilityeducation.blogspot.com
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“If you want to change government, change business…If you want to change business, change the consumer.” -Yvon Chouinard, Founder of Patagonia
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" We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." - Albert Einstein Enid L. Cardinal, LEED AP Senior Sustainability Advisor to the President Rochester Institute of Technology 585-475-7942 Enid.Cardinal@rit.edu
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