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Burning Down The House - Episode 44 - Henry Gifford vs. The USGBC

First Aired - 11/10/2010 07:00PM
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BDH vs. USGBC (5:50)

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Curtis B. Wayne, Henry Gifford, USGBC, United States Green Building Council, LEED rating system, green building, Gifford Fuel Saving Inc., class action suit alleging fraud and racketeering,

I'm No Statistician... (19:14)

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Henry Gifford, Roberta's pizza, vox populi, Sandra Lackovic, Ryan Enschede, LEED AP, discontents with the USGBC, Gifford Interview, the LEED system, LEED buildings claim to save 25% to 30% on energy use, CBECS data, skewed results, mean versus median in data analysis, U.S. Green Building Council, study excluded data from high energy buildings, The New York Times, is the LEED system a scam?, architectural rating systems, comparing new buildings to old, LEED certification may be rescinded, compel the council to release data, some municipalities require LEED certification, performance tracking for buildings, real-time energy control, photo-censors, Lutron Radio Powr Savr, operating energy used, sustainability, use less energy,

The Squirrely World Of Green Building (18:11)

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the monopolistic hegemony, Architects, architects have really dropped the ball on energy, California's case-study houses, gigantic west-facing walls of glass, insulation installation, identify your air infiltration barrier, Ryan puts Curtis on the spot, the lawsuit averse environment of the 1970s, The American Institute of Architects, encouraged architects to not take responsibility, architects must take responsibility for everything, the USGBC won't release their data, Cascadia's Living Building Challenge, Omega Institute Sustainable Living Center, Skip Backus, LEED certification, a credential like any other, display an understanding of the LEED rating system, LEED rating has become wrongly synonymous with Green Building, merit badges and club membership, Passivhaus Training, Wolfgang Feist, Passivhaus Building Standards,

A Highly Efficient Building Envelope (11:09)

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The interest explosion in energy conservation after the oil crisis of the 60s and 70, Passivhaus, Passive House, Wolfgang Feist, The Super Insulated House, volatile organic compounds, as a house becomes more air-tight it becomes more energy efficient, proper ventilation, sustainability shelved in the 80s, The Rocky Mountain Institute, a highly efficient building envelope, the money-efficiency curve, the break in the graph, overcoming the heating system, relying on electricity to move air, natural convective currents, worried about when the grid goes down, everything counts,

A Few Choice Words For The USGBC (7:30)

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Matt Arnold, a few choice words for the USGBC, people make bad decisions based on fraudulent statistics, a point-system is for children, sustainable cannot include subsidies, the USGBC is tax-dollar funded, join the class-action suit, LEED system does more damage than good to the sustainability movement, there's no argument against releasing data, RYANENSCHEDE.com, stairwaytoarchitecture.com,

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