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Burning Down The House - Episode 12 - LEED, Energy & Everything In Between

First Aired - 10/01/2009 08:00PM
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Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design; Saints or Scammers? (17:42)

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Curtis B. Wayne, energy freak, Nicole Slaven, sustainability, United States Green Building Council, USBGC, the LEED's system, self-electing council, the construction industry conducting the construction industry, construction never had to be energy efficient, we who build building don't pay the energy bill, first cost, leaders in energy and environmental design, LEED rated buildings not efficient, scandal, US Green Building Council, LEED building's statistics a fraud, CBECS, Commercial Building Energy Consumption Survey, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Peter Cooper, self-taught mechanic, USGBC, the power of the pen, the power of the web, built on lies, New York Times, New York Post, Henry Gifford, Gennaro Brooks-Church,

USGBC; Lies and Deception (14:46)

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energy freak, Nicole Slaven, LEED process, report the use of energy on the internet, energy transparency, utility bills never made public, uncomfortable points system, ridiculous points system, LEED is a great marketing tool, LEED will increase it's marketability, wool over the blankets, waste of money, be a good test taker, results can be bought, sourcing materials, rapidly renewable materials are extra points, jump through hoops to get a prize, best system today, LEED leads to greed, addictive point-chasing game, lower volatile organic compounds, Henry Gifford, Gennaro Brooks-Church,

Making our House BETTER; Passive House Versus LEED and Actualizing Efficiencies (19:54)

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energy freak, Nicole Slaven, LEED process, Passive House, www.energysavingscience.com, LEED discourages integrity, substantiate the performance, bogus certification, implement an appropriate methodology, education with construction, the reality of the community, Wolfgang Feist, money versus energy saved is not steady, save energy, Con Ed bill, impossible inefficiencies, occupant behavior is an excuse, the Hearst Building, turn lights off, rewarded for reading instructions, buildings need manuals, building's operations are a group effort, RISD, pull chain lights are more likely to be turned out, inconvenience promotes the effort, the lack of future-proofing, buildings should feel like home, simple mechanisms, old school is in the details, showing complex mechanical systems in not the norm, Henry Gifford, Gennaro Brooks-Church,

At Home Substantial Impacts of Energy (7:48)

Tags:

energy freak, Nicole Slaven, LEED process, Roberta's Restaurant, refrigerators are the worst, incandescent bulbs, fluorescent fixtures, save money, turn off the lights, plug holes, fill gaps, spray foam, caulk, new windows, Henry Gifford, Gennaro Brooks-Church,

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