Energy presentation at IGB
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Energy details on display at the Institute of Genomic Biology.
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Projects Updates for place: Activities and Recreation Center (ARC)
Energy presentation at Ice Arena
Associated Project(s):Energy details on display at Ice Arena.
Energy presentation at CRCE
Associated Project(s):Energy details on display at CRCE.
Energy presentation at ARC
Associated Project(s):Energy details on display at ARC.
Energy presentation at Undergrad Library
Associated Project(s):Prior to the first Energy Liaison on-site presentation, Andy met with the two library staff that will be staffing the booth and talked about content and logistics. They selected a great location, just inside the West entrance to the Upper Level with a prime display location. They also pulled a book display which relates to energy and sustainability for the Lower Level. They are excited about the display and already have talked about moving it around their organization to continue to promote conservation! The date and time for the display is 10-2 on October 29 in the Undergrad Library.
Attached Files:Campus Rec Water Conservation Funding Agreement
Associated Project(s):Water conservation initiatives have generally taken a back seat to energy conservation at the University of Illinois. Campus Recreation has proposed a comprehensive upgrade of restroom facilities in all three of their buildings, with the potential of reducing water consumption by almost 6.5 million gallons annually. This work would be highly visible to students and in a fellow student-fee supported unit. Thus, the Student Sustainability Committee is in favor of proving upto $30,000 in incentives at the rate of $0.30 per $1.00 spent.
Campus Recreation Water Conservation Funding Agreement
Associated Project(s):Water conservation initiatives have generally taken a back seat to energy conservation at the University of Illinois. Campus Recreation has proposed a comprehensive upgrade of restroom facilities in all three of their buildings, with the potential of reducing water consumption by almost 6.5 million gallons annually. This work would be highly visible to students and in a fellow student-fee supported unit. Thus, the Student Sustainability Committee is in favor of proving upto $30,000 in incentives at the rate of $0.30 per $1.00 spent.
