Final LEED 2.1 status of the entire Science Center project (August 22, 2005) as a PDF file.
Currently the membership of this committee is Carr Everbach (chair), Michael Brown, Stu Hain, Don Abramowitz, Claire Sawyers, Mary Roth, Sierra Curtis-McLane, and Vasya Dostoinov. A complimentary green team has been selected among the design professionals (architects): Cahal Stephens (EYP), Kip Ellis (EYP), Doug Gehley (EYP), Ralph Gifford (EYP), Bill Shosho (EYP), Mara Baird, Chris Hope (Barclay-White) and Jennifer Tulley (HMG).
In addition to the above, a Science Project Environmental Task Force (SPETF) is being assembled to help gather information in support of the Green Team. If you are interested in helping the Task Force, please contact Carr Everbach.
The Green Team is charged with making recommendations to the Science Center Planning Committee concerning the environmental consequences of design, construction, and planning decisions. It will also coordinate the efforts of the Science Project Environmental Task Force. Please contact us if you have suggestions or questions.
see the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED 2.0) document and then check out our statement of Green Goals and Green Considerations.
Congratulations to Pennsylvania State government for choosing a Green electrical supplier.
Final LEED 2.1 status of the entire Science Center project (August 22, 2005) as a PDF file. 
Noise
Monitoring WebCam for evaluating construction traffic at Whittier
Place and Elm Avenue
Essay
on the College's purchase of electricity
from wind turbines by Carr Everbach
Bird-window
collisions study on Swarthmore's campus, Spring 2000
Big
Green Discussion Group - a listserv started July 1999 of green
design professionals
Noise
Quantification and Monitoring: An Overview
Green
Building Information Center (Canada)
National
Renewable Energy Laboratory
Green
Design Network - a listing of resources for sustainable
design
Architecture Information from Architectural Record - click on the link for "The Green Architect" for
thought-provoking essays.
Southface
links site - a very good list of links to other sites on green
building designs
Send message to the chair of the Science Project User's Group , Rachel Merz (rmerz1@swarthmore.edu)
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