The University of Montana Climate Action Plan

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The University of Montana Climate Action Plan Planning to reduce greenhouse gas emissions The Office of Sustainability 32 Campus Dr MS 9288 Missoula MT, 59812

Implementing the Commitment 2007 American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment 2008 Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2010 Climate Action Plan

Greenhouse Gas Inventory

Greenhouse Gas Inventory Transportation Steam Plant Purchased Electricity

Greenhouse Gas Inventory

Climate Action Plan Developed though Strategies to reduce GHG Emissions Strategies to include sustainability in education, outreach, and research Developed though public Involvement

Strategies To Reduce GHG Emissions Climate Action Plan Strategies To Reduce GHG Emissions Energy Efficiency and Conservation Renewable Energy Generation Green Buildings Transportation Offsetting Emissions

Energy Efficiency and Conservation Energy audits Lighting retrofits Retro-commission HVAC systems Behavior Modification Energy-wise IT

Renewable Energy Biomass Solar photovoltaic Solar thermal Wind Power

Green Buildings LEED New Construction (NC) Silver certification LEED for Existing Buildings, Operation and Maintenance (EBOM) certification

Transportation - Commuting ASUM Transportation Increase incentives to bike, walk and bus Disincentives for parking on campus

Transportation - Fleet More fuel efficient fleet vehicles Consolidate field trips More electric trucks in maintenance fleet Use biodiesel in ASUM busses

Transportation - Air Travel Increase video & teleconferencing Evaluate departmental travel Purchase carbon offsets for travel

Offsetting Emissions Carbon Offsets Renewable Energy Credits

GHG Reduction of 10% below 2007 levels by 2015 10% below 2007 greenhouse gas emission levels by 2015

Carbon Neutral by 2020

Climate Action Plan Strategies To Include Sustainability in Education, Outreach, and Research Climate Change Studies Minor Energy Technology Program at COT Green Thread faculty Workshop Campus Climate Exchange

Climate Action Plan Strategies To Include Sustainability in Education, Outreach, and Research Renewable Energy Loan Fund (RELF) Forum for Living with Appropriate Technology (FLAT) Farm-to-College Program Climate Change Internships

For more information: Office of Sustainability http://www.umt.edu/greeningum/ Office of Sustainability Cherie Peacock, Sustainability Coordinator cherie.peacock@umontana.edu 406-243-6001