Posted May 6, 2009 12:30 PM by Mark Piepkorn
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From the website of The Carbon Neutral Curriculum Materials Project:

The Carbon Neutral Curriculum Materials Project is a joint research effort between members of the Society of Building Science Educators, the American Institute of Architects, and a private donor, the purpose of which is to provide practitioners, faculty and students with the means to meet the 2030 Challenge — that is, to be able to design and construct buildings to a state of carbon neutrality by the year 2030.

The work included in this web resource is the result of a committed effort from educators and practitioners and is an attempt to begin to define a working methodology for Carbon Neutral Design that will be of general benefit to the profession. IT IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, A BEGINNING. There are pieces of the site that are incomplete at present. These will be filled in over the next few months. The Carbon Neutral Design Metrics are evolving. A CND Spreadsheet Tool is forthcoming. Please check back periodically for more content.

THIS SITE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS — COMPLETION SCHEDULED FOR SUMMER 2009

What is Carbon Neutral Design?
Carbon Neutral Design Process
Carbon Neutral Design Strategies
Carbon Calculation Protocols
Carbon Calculation Tools
Carbon Neutral Case Studies
Carbon Neutral Teaching
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