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  1. Aluminum Recycling and Processing for Energy Conservation and Sustainability
  2. The End of Fossil Energy: And a Plan for Sustainability by John Howe, 2004-09-01
  3. Involvement of final architecture diploma projects in the analysis of the UPC buildings energy performance as a way of teaching practical sustainability ... article from: Journal of Cleaner Production] by I.R. Cantalapiedra, M. Bosch, et all
  4. Entropy, limits to growth, and the prospects for weak sustainability [An article from: Ecological Economics] by F.C. Krysiak, 2006-06-10
  5. Long-Term Integration of Renewable Energy Sources into the European Energy System (Environmental and Resource Economics)
  6. Renewable Energy Technologies in Africa (African Energy Policy Research Series) by Stephen Karekezi, Timothy Ranja, 1997-05-15
  7. Energy for Growth and Sustainability ; Proceedings of the 1998 International Workshop by I.N.A.E., 1998
  8. Sustainable Cities and Energy Policies (Advances in Spatial Science) by Roberta Capello, Peter Nijkamp, et all 1999-03-05
  9. Third Generation Photovoltaics: Advanced Solar Energy Conversion (Springer Series in Photonics) by Martin A. Green, 2003-08-13
  10. Numerical and experimental analyses of PCM containing sandwich panels for prefabricated walls [An article from: Energy & Buildings] by A. Carbonari, M. De Grassi, et all 2006-05-01
  11. Aceee Summer Study on Energy Efficienct in Buildings: Effeciency And Sustainability
  12. Conditions for the sustainability of biomass based fuel use [An article from: Energy Policy] by L. Reijnders, 2006-05-01
  13. Fuel For Change: World Bank Energy Policy: Rhetoric vs Reality
  14. Energy and Resources (Sustainable Future) by Paul Brown, 2000-05-25

61. Bristol-Myers Squibb Sustainability - Energy
The company s sustainability 2010 Goals include reducing energy use by 10 percent, normalized to sales. Our total energy use (including
http://www.bms.com/static/ehs/perfor/data/energy.html
Search Index Site Map Feedback ... Awards and Recognition 2004 Sustainability Report Key Performance Indicators Vision and Strategy Profile Governance Structure and Management Systems ... Verification
Environmental Performance: Energy
Energy Use
Bristol-Myers Squibb collects and reports data on electricity use and fuel usage from our facilities worldwide. For worldwide fuel usage, our facilities track diesel fuel, gasoline, propane, fuel oil, coal, and natural gas. The vast majority of the fuel consumed by our facilities is natural gas, which produces less air pollution than coal or fuel oil. In addition to direct energy, which is the fuel used on-site directly by our facilities, we also track indirect energy, which includes fuel used to produce the electricity that is purchased by Bristol-Myers Squibb. Our total energy use (including direct and indirect energy use) increased by 5 percent from 2002 to 2003, or decreased by 9 percent when normalized by sales. This decrease is due in part to the implementation of best practices to conserve energy and thereby reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

62. EPA | Sustainability | Energy
In the long run, sustainable energy use will depend on more efficient, cleaner energy technologies and greater use of renewable energy sources.
http://www.epa.gov/sustainability/energy.htm
Sustainability Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Sustainability Sustainability Home Basic Information ... A-Z Index
Energy
Burning fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, and oil provides most of the energy for consumers in the United States. These forms of non-renewable energy produce greenhouse gases and other pollutants that could be harmful to the environment. EPA is promoting cleaner energy options, called "green power," that are becoming more readily available and sometimes infinitely renewable. These more sustainable power sources include wind, solar, geothermal, biomass, landfill gas and hydro power. An important EPA strategic goal focuses on efficient and productive energy use to ensure clean air and protect human health. In the long run, sustainable energy use will depend on more efficient, cleaner energy technologies and greater use of renewable energy sources. Many EPA regulatory and voluntary programs support cleaner air policies that are foundations for more efficient energy use. EPA is also a leader in promoting energy efficiency and sustainable energy use in the operation of its laboratories and facilities. Click on the tabs above to learn about the many EPA tools, programs and partnerships that support sustainable energy use and production.

63. EPA | Sustainability | Energy - Planning And Practices
conserve our valuable resources through waste reduction and energy recovery activities Sustainable Environmental Systems (SES) Research Program s mission is to
http://www.epa.gov/sustainability/energy_planning.htm
Sustainability Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Sustainability Energy Sustainability Home ... A-Z Index
Energy - Planning and Practices
Clean Energy is energy derived from highly efficient, clean technologies, including renewable, "green" power, and combined heat and power. Community-Based Environmental Protection (CBEP) integrates environmental management with human needs, considers long-term ecosystem health and highlights the positive correlations between economic prosperity and environmental well-being. Consumer Product Labeling Initiative EPA, the specialty pesticide industry, environmental groups, and state and local governments started the Consumer Labeling Initiative to make pesticide labels easier to read and understand. Design for the Environment Program promotes integrating cleaner, cheaper, and smarter solutions into everyday business practices.

64. INFORSE - Sustainable Energy News
Follow Up of RioRIO+5 Join the Global energy Observatory - sustainability Adult Education - Sustainable energy Trade Fair, Holland May 97 Africa page 5
http://www.inforse.dk/s_e_news.php3?id=1

65. Interface Sustainability - Energy Mirror Boosts Energy Efficiency
facility are serious about their contributions to the company s goals for sustainability and they re making a sizeable impact on the front of renewable energy.
http://www.interfacesustainability.com/mirror.html
Employees at Interface Europe's Scherpenzeel, NL facility are serious about their contributions to the company's goals for sustainability and they're making a sizeable impact on the front of renewable energy.
The Energy Mirror is centrally located in the building's reception lobby, allowing visitors to "look within" and see the success that the facility is experiencing in meeting its internal goals for energy efficiency and source reduction.
The Energy Mirror's presence and the valuable data that it generates, have greatly increased employee awareness of opportunities for conservation and cost savings. It has allowed the associates to identify and correct a number of potentially costly issues that may have otherwise gone unnoticed, such as excess ventilation being provided during unoccupied periods, and the need for "stand-by" options on electronic office equipment. The Energy Mirror's presence has also been helpful to those responsible for data collection and quarterly reporting through the company's EcoMetrics system.
Since the Energy Mirror's installation, it has become a regular stop on the company mill tour, allowing Interface to provide customers and others with tangible examples of the positive advancements the company is making along the path to sustainability.

66. Sustainability - Energy Efficiency
Lowincome homeowners or renters can apply for a free energy audit and weatherization through DOE s Weatherization Assistance Program. Sustainable Issues to be
http://www.eslarp.uiuc.edu/la/LA338-S99/part1/d/energy.html
LA338 Spring 99
Energy Efficiency
Energy Tips for Existing Homes in Alta Sita
  • Adding Insulation: Check the level of insulation in your exterior and basement walls, ceilings, attic, floors, and crawl spaces. Sealing Air and Moisture Leaks: Check for holes or cracks around your walls, ceilings, windows, doors, light and plumbing fixtures, switches, and electrical outlets that can leak air into or out of your home. Check for open fireplace dampers. Make sure your appliances and heating and cooling systems are properly maintained. Look for ways to use daylighting, reduce the time the lights are on, and replace incandescent bulbs and fixtures with compact fluorescent lamps or standard fluorescent lamps.

  • source: http://www.eren.doe.gov/consumerinfo/energy_savers/
  • Replacing or Weatherizing Windows
      just three trees, properly placed around the house, can save an average household between $100 and $250 in heating and cooling energy costs annually. Deciduous trees planted on the south and on the west will help keep your house cool in the summer and allow sun to shine in the windows in the winter. Deflect winter winds by planting evergreen trees and shrubs on the north and west sides of your house; deflect summer winds by planting on the south and west sides of your house.

67. North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association
What is sustainable energy? Rather, the loose family of sustainable energy technologies gains and loses members over time and according to perspective.
http://www.ncsustainableenergy.org/about/sustainability.html
The most widely accepted definition of sustainability, based on the 1987 report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (the "Brundtland Commission," after its chairwoman Gro Harlem Brundtland), is development by which societies today meet their needs, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs . Too often, people interpret this definition exclusively in biophysical terms, and thus concentrate on the conservation of physical resources, the protection of human health, the maintenance of stable ecosystems, and so on. We prefer a broader interpretation. Achieving sustainability entails balancing the environment, the economy and social equity. To endure on a sustained basis, a society needs fair access to good jobs and economic resources, and it must factor into its economic accounting the consumption and destruction of environmental resources-especially those that are irreplaceable. Sustainability balances the environment, the economy and social equity.

68. Economic Development And Sustainability - Energy Projects In Laos And The Mekong
Economic Development and sustainability energy Projects in Laos and the Mekong Region. Author, Kamal Malhotra. Source, Presented at
http://www.signposts.uts.edu.au/articles/Laos/Economy/372.html
Articles Laos Economy
Economic Development and Sustainability - Energy Projects in Laos and the Mekong Region
Author Kamal Malhotra
Source Presented at "Generating Power and Money: Australia's and Thailand's Roles in Hydro Projects in Laos" conference, Centre for Asia Pacific Studies, VUT, Melbourne, October 1996. Kamal Malhotra, 1996

Economic Development and Sustainability - Energy Projects in Laos and the Mekong Region
by Kamal Malhotra Kamal Malhotra is co-director of Focus on Global South at the Social Research Institute at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok. The following is a transcript of a paper presented at the seminar, "Generating Power and Money: Australia's and Thailand's Roles in Hydro Projects in Laos,"" organised by Australian Council For Overseas Aid (ACFOA) and the Centre for Asia Pacific Studies, Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, October 28-29, 1996. Full proceedings of the conference will be available from ACFOA, Pte Mail Bag 3, Deakin, ACT Australia 2600 in February 97.

Laos Development Context

69. Www.fse-directory.net - FINANCING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DIRECTORY
All energy Efficiency GEOGRAPHIC FOCUS Global COMMENTS The Rabo sustainability Fund is a ‘fundof-funds’ established in 2000 for the risk-bearing
http://www.fse-directory.net/search/fundView?ID=65

70. Business Council For Sustainable Energy: ABOUT BCSE
The Business Council for Sustainable energy is about economic growth and environmental sustainability. We believe this combination
http://www.bcse.org/about-quotes.htm
About BCSE Quotes
"The Council provides a forum for its members to share information and develop positions on domestic and international energy issues that affect efficiency and the environment. NAIMA's leadership in promoting energy efficiency, combating climate change, and encouraging environmental preservation is enhanced by our participation in the Council's activities."
"The BCSE's domestic program has consistently been at the forefront of advocacy on the economic and environmental benefits of our industries' clean and efficient technologies. BCSE is engaged in a wide range of issues, finding ways to promote the markets for these technologies, and it always makes opportunities for its members to present their views directly to key decision makers at the highest levels. The BCSE fills a role for our industries that would otherwise be entirely missing."
George Williams, Director, Government Affairs, Sempra Energy.

71. NCAT Sustainable Energy Program Staff
manages a range of projects that include the HUD Public Housing energy Conservation Clearinghouse, the HUD HOME Affordable sustainability Technical Assistance
http://www.ncat.org/energy_staff.html
Dale Horton
Sustainable Energy Program Manager - Montana
daleh@ncat.org

As an architect and energy consultant, Dale Horton's experience has focused on integrating architecture and energy engineering to develop solutions that improve energy efficiency, comfort, and productivity in residential and commercial facilities. He joined NCAT in 1998 after 13 years as owner of a small consulting firm offering architecture, energy, and utility Management services. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture Degree from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo and a Master of Science Degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana. He currently manages a range of projects that include the HUD Public Housing Energy Conservation Clearinghouse, the HUD HOME Affordable Sustainability Technical Assistance Project, Montana Sun4Schools, and Montana Distributed Wind and Solar Demonstration Project. Kay Joslin
Sustainable Energy Assistant Program Manager - Montana
kayj@ncat.org

72. On Sustainable Energy
that would be too cheap to meter. In a sense, that was the first recorded claim for sustainability a technology that could deliver energy with few
http://www.anl.gov/OPA/views/view971124.html
The Sustainable Future Just What Should We 'Sustain'?
Delivered by Alan Schriesheim, Ph.D., Director Emeritus, Argonne National Laboratory at the The 25th Annual Illinois Energy Conference, Chicago, November 24, 1997 You asked me here today to talk about "the role of technology in energy and environmental planning." However, I think the topic should properly be "the role of environmentalism in technology and energy planning." During the next 25 minutes, I shall explain why. And I shall strive to be thoughtful, thought-provoking, and thorough. But, most of all, I shall strive to be ... "sustainable." Because in the United States these days, "sustainability" is not only a de facto requirement for energy sources, environmental legislation, and technology development, it also seems to be a requirement for conversations about those things. Not too long ago, an American research executive gave a speech on this topic in Taiwan. He spoke for about 30 minutes and he used the word "sustainable" 84 times. Or about once every 22 seconds. If "victory" in energy and environmental planning goes to he or she who can speak that word most often, then this gentleman must surely be regarded as a championship contender. A colleague who sometimes helps me in research undertook a reference search for several key words. He found almost one million key-word references for "sustainable" and "sustainability." Not surprisingly, many of those seemed to be Washington sources.

73. Florida Center For Understanding Sustainability - Energy And Environment
Florida Center for Understanding sustainability. energy and environment Education_and_training / energy_Education.
http://www.electronics-ee.com/~ebiz/Link.php?id_url=138019

74. BikeOz: Links
Links sustainability, energy Transport. sustainability, energy Transport. Oil and our future transport, Sustainable Transport, Planning, Environment.
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75. Sustainability Now
sustainability Now 0203. Sustainable energy technologies. Technologies fuels. Source sustainability, Ref energy. - more details -,
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76. Sustainability Now
THE E7 SUSTAINABLE energy DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. The E7 represents nine of the world s leading electric utilities from G7 countries.
http://www.sustainability.ca/index.cfm?Mid=39&k1=172

77. Focus On Sustainability - Energy Services
Focus on sustainability energy Services. CHPC began offering weatherization assistance services in 1976. Over the years, we have
http://www.communityhousingpartners.org/content/focus_energy.htm
CHPC began offering weatherization assistance services in 1976. Over the years, we have provided Department of Energy (DOE) weatherization and Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) weatherization and related services to more than 14,000 households throughout Virginia. We also provide technical assistance and improvements that promote safer, healthier, and more comfortable energy-efficient buildings and homes. Learn more about our energy services by using the links to the right. To find out if our services are offered in your county, review our service area
Staff at work on a weatherization project

78. Focus On Sustainability - Energy Services
Focus on sustainability energy Services Weatherization. The purpose of our weatherization program is to increase the energy
http://www.communityhousingpartners.org/content/focus_energy_wx.htm
The purpose of our weatherization program is to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned and occupied by low-income persons, reduce their total residential energy expenditures, and improve their safety. Low-income persons who are particularly vulnerable include the elderly, the handicapped, and children. The work to be completed is based on a site-specific energy audit that includes blower door directed air leakage diagnostics, heating system safety and efficiency diagnostics, duct leakage diagnostics, and insulation needs. Priority service is given to dwellings with health and safety problems, owner-occupied dwellings, dwellings that contain elderly, disabled and/or children under six years of age and dwellings with the most potential for energy savings. This work is funded with federal dollars administered by the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). DHCD contracts with community-based nonprofits (like CHPC) around the state to take applications, determine eligibility, provide services to standards set by DHCD and report these services to DHCD. For questions about this program, please

79. Sustainability - Energy Conservation
Youth Council .Biodiversity .Coasts .energy Conservation .Water and Worm Farming Economic .Economic sustainability .Economic Development
http://www.marion.sa.gov.au/Web/webmar.nsf/Lookup/Energy Conservation
Environment
State of the Environment Report

General Environment Policy

Youth Council

Biodiversity
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Composting and Worm Farming

Economic
Economic Sustainability

Economic Development

Social
Social Sustainability
Cultural Cultural Sustainability Energy Conservation Why Conserve Energy? How you can conserve energy in and around your home Cities for Climate Protection Program For further information please contact Patsy Mendham on 8375 6709 or by email patricia.mendham@marion.sa.gov.au Go to Top A-Z Council Services Useful Information ... External Links

80. Energy For A Sustainable Future
One way to define sustainability is that our energy use 1) will not use natural resources faster than they can be naturally replenished, 2) will not create
http://www.energy.unh.edu/Sustain.htm
Energy for a Sustainable Future Many of us at UNH are familiar with the University's sustainability initiative. That initiative involves much more than just energy issues. For more information on the sustainability initiative contact the Office of Sustainability Programs in Room 206 Nesmith Hall (Email: sustainability.programs@unh.edu). One way to define sustainability is that our energy use 1) will not use natural resources faster than they can be naturally replenished, 2) will not create waste faster than it can be safely assimilated into a natural cycle, and 3) will allow for the distribution of energy resources in a fair and equitable manner. Three areas where we can most readily demonstrate sustainable energy practices are energy conserving behaviors, utilization of energy efficient technology, and selection of sustainable energy sources. Visit the UNH Office of Sustainability Programs website for information on their campus programs and activities. The Sustainability Building Representatives are a UNH campus group working on a variety of sustainability issues. Tools and information for sustainability at home, and at work:

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