Posts tagged: medical school

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Med school campus embarks upon decarbonization planning effort

Facing challenges of resiliency for a critical care facility, the medical school and hospital campus are innovating a path toward zero emissions through decarbonization planning.

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Decarbonizing a medical school campus

With this school’s climate goals in mind, GreenerU designs and implements energy-saving measures that reduce emissions and increase comfort, all while minimizing disruptions to learning and research, to help in decarbonizing a medical school campus.

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Lab ventilation retrofits over 42 weekends

For seven years, GreenerU had the privilege of working with a New England-based medical school that has been promoting innovative lab ventilation retrofit design. Its construction team retrofitted one lab per weekend—42 times.

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What do squirrels, space travel, and deep-energy retrofits have in common?

Over more than 200 years, one Ivy League medical school has launched some of the most important discoveries in history. Now it’s investigating ways to make its campus buildings perform better and use less energy through deep-energy retrofits...much like the squirrels they study.

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