COMMUNITY, CAMPUS, AND CLIMATE AT CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE-3C INITIATIVE Kearney Center Living Learning Lab and Ecosystem  

作　　者：Craig Boroff Jason Eickmeier Kali Eklund Cynthia Garcia Scott Miller Benjamin Newton Brian Pecka Toby Samuelson Joanell Staab Olivia Whittaker 

机构地区：[1]Central Community College,3134 W.Highway 34,Grand Island,NE 68802 [2]Morrissey Engineering,4940 N.118th St.,Omaha,NE 68164 [3]Wilkins ADP,2908 W.39^(th)St.,Kearney,NE 68845 [4]Big Muddy Workshop,4502 S.42^(nd)St.,Omaha,NE 68107

出　　处：《Journal of Green Building》2018年第1期141-155,共15页绿色建筑学报（英文）

摘　　要：INTRODUCTION Central Community College (CCC) has multiple campuses and centers in rural agri-cultural communities throughout Central Nebraska and College President, Dr. Greg Smith, was an early adopter to the vision of economic and environmental sustain-ability. Central Community College has been a Cum Laude Leader since 2011 and signatory of the Climate Commitment as part of the Climate Leadership Network (previously the ACUPCC). CCC made a commitment to educate, implement and model the practices needed for a sustainable future. For our communities and ultimately globally, we believe environmental sustainability is important and nec-essary for healthy communities, people and economic sustainability. Each CCC campus and center also has available land to commit to renewable energy, typically not available in most major metropolitan campuses. The State of Nebraska is a late adopter to renewable energy, but with the potential for reduced operating costs, is now embracing sustainable development with CCC and providing leadership with our 3C initiative and Environmental Sustainability Action Plan.

关 键 词：climate neutral electrochromic windows bioretention gardens energy efficiency DAYLIGHTING renewable energy plug load 

分 类 号：H31[语言文字—英语]