1. U.S. MARINE CORPS SUSTAINABLE INSTALLATIONS READINESS CAMPAIGN
Chris Fafard
Potomac Hudson Engineering
and
Elmer Ransom
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps

2. The Evolution READINESS Pollution Prevention Approach to
Compliance Efforts (PACE)
Environmental and Energy Efficiencies (E3)
Sustainable Design and Development (SDD)
Sustainable Installations Readiness Campaign
READINESS

3. Pollution Prevention Approach to Compliance Efforts (PACE)
Promote greater investments in P2 solutions to
to meet environmental compliance requirements
Focus on a preventive vs. reactive approach
Engage early and often with planners, operators
and process owners
Minimize life cycle costs/impacts
READINESS

4. Environmental and Energy Efficiencies (E3)
Independent programs -- same mission
Improve collaboration -- apply an integrated
decision-making approach
Promote more efficient use of resources to
achieve mutual benefits and common goal
READINESS

5. Sustainable Design and Development
Sort out the “Sustainable _____ ” alphabet soup
Incorporate SDD concepts and principles into
facilities and infrastructure projects/processes
Minimize life cycle costs/impacts
READINESS

6. Sustainable Installations Readiness Campaign
Independent components already established;
systematic coordination and integration needed
MCB Camp Pendleton: identified and elevated
encroachment concerns
MCB Camp Lejeune: developed a model
“Environmental Sustainability Guidance Manual”
Support Tools/Facilitators: EMS and GIS
READINESS