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By: Jack Sanders, Colin (J’Quan) Johnson, Matt Knowles, Alec Lizell
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Electricity-Photovoltaic Cells A.K.A Solar Panels Water- Rain Barrels Structure- Big Windows Heating/Cooling- Reflective Roof Waste- Compost
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Takes in sunlight and converts it to a useable form. Each panel can produce from 100-320 Watts. This source replaces electricity from the electric company. Usually put up on or around the building.
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Collects rain and can be stored for future use. This replaces the need for water from the water company. Generally connected to the gutter to collect rain water better.
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Windows that take up most of the building to let in more light. Can also help heat the building. Replaces the need for a lot of light bulbs. Also reduces the need for heating.
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This is known as a “cool roof” since it reflects the suns rays away from the building to keep it cool. This reduced the need for air conditioning- use less electricity.
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Organic materials are put in the composter and broken down into nutrient rich soil. This can help the plants and reduce the amount of fertilizer needed for plants. Also helps reduce the amount of trash.
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