Following the completion of the iWG assessment for Energy002 Building Envelope, the recommendation was transmitted to Mohamed Attalla, Executive Director of Facilities and Services, on June 3, 2020.
See iWG assessment Energy002 Building Envelope attached.
See SWATeam recommendation Energy002 Building Envelope
Following the completion of iWG assessment for Trans013 UI Ride Survey, the recommendation was transmitted to Mohamed Attalla, Executive Director of Facilities and Services, on June 3, 2020.
See the iWG assessment Trans013 UI Ride Survey attached.
See the SWATeam recommendation Trans013 UI Ride Survey.
Following the completion of iWG assessment for Edu003 Sustainability Career Fair, the recommendation was transmitted to Jennifer Neef, Director of the Career Center on June 3, 2020.
See iWG assessment of Edu003 Sustainability Career Fair attached.
See SWATeam recommendation Edu003 Sustainability Career Fair.
This presentation includes a review of the draft iCAP 2020 objectives.
The construction drawings for civil and electrical design for the solar farm 2.0 project are being reviewed by F&S, both design review and utilities and energy services, and should be completed in the next two weeks.
RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the May 2020 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 1892.7 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
The Youth Climate Justice forum presents this podcast series in which we will be trying to find ways for all of us to continue to work for climate justice during and after the coronavirus crisis. This week, Anya and Theo interview Andrew Rehn, a Prarie Rivers water resources engineer.
https://youthclimateforum.wixsite.com/summit/podcast/episode/1c9959e9/th...
Shelby Keye became the first person to register their bicycle on University's new national bike registration system through Project 529!
An updated inventory of low-flow fixtures in campus buildings was provided in June 2020. In this spreadsheet, the fixtures are organized with respect to the building, room number, use description, and more.
This document will be continuously updated by David Boehm and his team, as there are approximately 424 additional items to investigate at this time.
Please see the attached file to review the inventory/
Evan De Lucia and Mohamed Attalla approved $50,000 of funding from the Carbon Credit Sales Fund for iCAP Portal maintenance and improvements for FY20 to FY23.
"This will allow us to continue improvements to the iCAP Portal and continue to enhance the usability
and impact of this well-used resource." -Morgan White (06/01/2020)
The email of funding approval is attached below.
The Memorandum of Understanding between iSEE, F&S, and MSTE is attached below.
The bicycle registration page on the Bike at Illinois (bike.illinois.edu) to reflect the new changes. The new system will be available to the public from July 20, 2020. This page now contains information about the importance of registration, new bicycle registration system, how to register, and the 529 Shield (registration tag) pick up locations. Due to the pandemic, all the Shield pick-up locations were closed.
Learn more and how to Register Your Bicycle here.
Learn about the Benefits of registering your bicycle here.
Please read the 2019 MTD Ridership Study Final Report prepared by Dr. Bumsoo Lee and his team.
The Youth Climate Justice forum presents this podcast series in which we will be trying to find ways for all of us to continue to work for climate justice during and after the coronavirus crisis. This week, Anya and Theo interview Carol Ammons, a member of the Illinois House of Representatives.
https://youthclimateforum.wixsite.com/summit/podcast/episode/1fc000cd/th...
Mohamed Attalla and Evan De Lucia approved $20,078 of funding from the Carbon Credit Sales Fund for Ethics Training Course Development.
An email of approval is attached below.
I would like to thank you for the wonderful opportunity. I would also like to thank everyone who attended and gave their encouraging and insightful inputs. It was a rewarding experience to present and get positive feedback.
Peter and I, would love to keep working and participating in this process since we are here on campus for another two years. It would be really nice if you would involve us. Excited about that!
Also, I am attaching the PowerPoint presentation for reference and further use.
Thanks once again, and I hope everyone stays safe and healthy.
Warm regards,
Prajakta Gharpure
The iWG met on May 18, 2020 to review the status of the iCAP 2020 and discuss the updated list of objectives. The meeting presentation is attached below.
Please read the attached F&S Fleet Replacement Plan.
Join NCSA and LAS for a chat on lessons we can learn on the interplay between climate and human health in the wake of the COVID-19 shutdowns. These findings could potentially help improve air quality and health in areas of poor air quality. Larry DiGirolamo, Don Wuebbles, and Ashish Sharma will cover current observations and review the challenges involved in approaching this research.
May 19, 12 PM • Tuesday, Noon Central Daylight Time Barbara Jewett • National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
COVID-19, Climate Change and Health: A Webinar May 19 at Noon CDT
Chancellor Jones sent a congratulations email to the Campus Tree Advisory Committee to thank them for their continued efforts for improving the campus. His appreciation of the work that supports this recognition is in the attached letter.
