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Are you interested in becoming a LEED Project Manager? Unleash your potential with a USGBC Faculty member and elevate your career in sustainable building practices with our immersive GBRI LEED Project Management training course. Spearheaded by Jeslin Varghese—a seasoned LEED AP, WELL AP, PMP, and a USGBC Faculty—this 7-week training course is designed to transform
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Energy storage is on the rise as renewable energy enters the market. However, what do we actually know about this topic of change? We’ll dive into the variations of energy storage, the benefits and negative aspects of it, and how it’s being incorporated by companies today by looking at 5 case studies. Energy storage is
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Welcome aboard on this journey into the heart of London, where One Heddon Street stands as an oasis of well-being amidst the bustling city life. In this case study course, we’ll take you through a comprehensive exploration of how the WELL Building Standard has been masterfully applied in this vibrant project. One Heddon Street will
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Please Note: Enrolled students must take and pass the short quiz to earn CE credits. In addition, this course needs to be self-reported. Self-reporting information will be accessible once you complete the quiz. Let GBRI help you stay up-to-date with the latest in WELL V2 Emphasis on health and wellness is growing by leaps and
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Congratulations on your admission to our International Sustainability Program (ISP)! We are thrilled to welcome you to our community and look forward to the unique contributions we know you will make. We will use this page to provide you with access to program material. Please start at the top of your list of available material
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Gross National Product (GDP) is the common global metric for measuring economic growth, but it does not include the costs of development. The Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare (ISEW) seeks to add the costs of achieving GDP to reflect the social and environmental harm that growth incurs. The ultimate goal is to achieve a Steady State Economy, defined as a state of dynamic stability in which development is balanced with the positive and negative impacts that growth causes. The ISEW calculation begins with GDP and to that is added and subtracted all the factors reflecting the true impact on human lives and the environment. The ISEW is more complex which has slowed its adoption on a global basis. However, it has critics that believe it is too subjective. The long-term trend is increased adoption on a country-by-country basis which could eventually lead to its recognition as the global standard.
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